Established in Brisbane (Australia) in 1985, Voodoo Lust issued the singles Shake Shake, Hey Yey (1986), Stop Breakin’ My Heart (1987), and Cathy’s On Heat (1988) plus the mini-albums Voodoo Lust (1987) and Life, Love, Booze & Bitterness (1988).
The lineup on the latter included Steve King on bass and Phil Jacquet (ex-Celibate Rifles) on drums, replacing Brad Ferguson and Dean Muller respectively.
The band broke up in Sydney in late 1989. Brad Ferguson joined The Hitmen and Tony Harper went to The New Christs.
Gary Slater
Vocals Tony Harper
Guitar Brad Ferguson
Bass Dean Muller
Drums Steve King
Bass Phil Jacquet
Drums
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The lineup on the latter included Steve King on bass and Phil Jacquet (ex-Celibate Rifles) on drums, replacing Brad Ferguson and Dean Muller respectively.
