Indecent Exposure

Indecent Exposure were an Australian boy band formed in Melbourne in the late 1980s, consisting of Martin Ferry (vocals), Kristian Alarcon (guitar), Jesse Hayes (keyboards) and Anthony Hutchinson (drums). They only released two albums, Naked Attraction (released as Indecency in the United States), notable for its controversial album art which depicted the band members naked, and Exposed.

Indecent Exposure developed a more mature sound and image with the release of their second album Exposed, which failed to achieve the success of their debut album. They broke up shortly afterwards, citing creative differences, poor sales of Exposed and their 'perverted' band manager as reasons for the breakup and departure from the music industry.

Indecent Exposure are known to have a large gay following, with Levi stating that Indecent Exposure are ‘‘more camp than a row of tents’. Their song ‘Wilderness’ is seen as an anthem for the LGBT community.

Members

 * Martin 'Marty' Ferry- vocals (1988-1993)
 * Kristian Alarcon- guitar (1988-1993)
 * Jesse Hayes- keyboards (1988-1993)
 * Anthony Hutchinson- drums (1988-1993)

Albums

 * Naked Attraction (1990)
 * Exposed (1992)

Songs

 * "Naked Attraction"
 * "Wilderness"
 * "Break Your Heart"
 * "Obsessed"
 * "Walk Away"

Trivia

 * During the height of their popularity, Indecent Exposure were rivals with Julian's band.
 * Indecent Exposure's manager had originally wanted to call the band '4-Skin' (due to there being 4 members), but they strongly opposed the idea, with Martin calling it 'tasteless'.
 * Hannah was a big fan of Indecent Exposure as a teen, and coincidentally ended up meeting Martin Ferry as an adult and eventually marrying him.
 * They are an obvious parody of the real-life band Indecent Obsession.