The trio issued three albums, Terminal Haircut (1992), Life Takes too Long (June 1994) and So Bad It's Good (1996), before disbanding in October 1997.

The original line-up reformed in November 2005, after an eight-year absence, to support Mötley Crüe and Motörhead at the Blackjack festival in Perth.

[1] McFarlane observed, "the subject matter of the band's songs ran the gamut of fast cars ('Go Go Go'), aliens and horror films ('Spaceman Rock'n'Roll'), sex ('Bondage'), drugs ('Something to Think About') and not much else.

According to The Age's Michael Dwyer, they played up to 400 shows a year and "broke enough house attendance records to warrant their own Fire Department file.

[1] Their next album, So Bad Its Good (July 1996); McFarlane opined, "contained a feast of distorted guitars, bone-rattling percussion and sprinting bass lines.