There's Your Dad - Frenzal Rhomb
"There's Your Dad" is a punk rock track by the Australian band Frenzal Rhomb. The song, released in 1997 on their album "Meet the Family," is a fast-paced and energetic anthem that reflects the band's signature style of witty and humorous lyrics. The theme of the song revolves around the idea of rebellion and defiance against authority figures, particularly fathers. The lyrics are laced with sarcasm and satire as the singer mocks the idea of a traditional, authoritative father figure. The chorus, "There's your dad and he's going mad, he's got a gun and he's shooting everyone he can," encapsulates the rebellious and irreverent tone of the song. Musically, "There's Your Dad" features driving guitar riffs, frenetic drumming, and catchy vocal melodies. The band's tight instrumentation and energetic performance contribute to the song's high-energy and infectious quality. Notable for their humorous and often politically charged lyrics, Frenzal Rhomb has been a staple in the Australian punk rock scene since the 1990s. "There's Your Dad" is a standout track in their discography and a fan favorite at their live shows. With its rebellious spirit and catchy hooks, the song continues to be a beloved track for fans of punk rock music.
Frenzal Rhomb
Frenzal Rhomb is an Australian punk rock band formed in 1996 in Sydney. The band's lineup consists of lead vocalist Jason Whalley, guitarist Lindsay McDougall, bassist Tom Crease, and drummer Gordy Forman. Frenzal Rhomb quickly gained a following in the Australian punk scene with their high-energy live performances and witty, tongue-in-cheek lyrics. The band's sound is characterized by fast-paced punk rock riffs, catchy melodies, and irreverent humor. Frenzal Rhomb's lyrics often touch on social and political issues, but are delivered with a healthy dose of sarcasm and self-deprecation. This unique blend of punk rock attitude and clever wordplay has endeared them to fans around the world. Frenzal Rhomb has released a string of successful albums, including "Dick Sandwich" (1997), "A Man's Not a Camel" (1999), and "Smoko at the Pet Food Factory" (2011). The band has toured extensively both in Australia and internationally, sharing the stage with other punk rock legends such as NOFX, Bad Religion, and Descendents. Frenzal Rhomb's impact on the music scene can be seen in their influence on a new generation of punk rock bands. Their DIY ethos and commitment to staying true to their roots have inspired countless musicians to pick up a guitar and start their own bands. Frenzal Rhomb's music continues to resonate with fans who appreciate their irreverent humor, infectious energy, and unapologetic punk rock spirit. With over two decades of experience under their belts, Frenzal Rhomb shows no signs of slowing down. They continue to release new music, tour relentlessly, and connect with fans on a personal level. Frenzal Rhomb's legacy as one of Australia's most beloved punk rock bands is secure, and their influence on the music world is sure to endure for years to come.