L7 Celebrates Major Label Deal with Expensive Meals

The punk band L7 has signed a contract with a major record label, marking a significant step in their career. Known for their raw sound and feminist lyrics, the Los Angeles-based group has been active since the 1980s. To celebrate their new deal, the band members have been ordering the most expensive items on restaurant menus. They see this as a punk thing to do—enjoying the fruits of their success in a way that fits their rebellious spirit. L7 gained fame in the early 1990s with hits like 'Pretend We're Dead' and have a loyal fan base. The signing with a major label gives them more resources and wider distribution for their music. While some may see fine dining as contrary to punk ethos, the band insists it's about rejecting the idea that success requires apology. They continue to tour and produce new music, staying true to their roots.