Greetings all, the meat team would just like to announce the addition of a few new bands in the form of Pigeon Kill, Diesel Witch, and Hermit (formerly Dentage, Terminus, and Sensible Hermit). This Brings our tally of non novelty bands up to 6 or actually 7 if you include The Well Meaning Shells because they are just a bit too good to be novelty! So the list includes (in alphabetical order):
-Bay of Bengal
-Breakable Things From the Bookshelf
-Diesel Witch
-Hermit
-The Notorious Daughters
-Pigeon Kill
-The Well Meaning Shells

To listen to any of the bands songs just go to our myspace at www.myspace.com/wholesalemeatmusic, at the moment not all of the bands are represented in our music player but the bands are represented in our top friends so check out their band pages! Make sure you keep checking back at the WM myspace for more activity as it will be the centre of our operations for the most part along with this website.

-MilTRON

The magick powers that have been brewing over recent times were finally unleashed recently, manifesting themselves into two aural bodies which can be found below:

Rabhadh

King Of The Fairies 

And for all the myspace warriors out there, feel free to partake in some social networking!

Just letting y’all know that i have just gone to the surprisingly large effort of taking the audio from footage taken of our debut gig and turning into a live album titled Putting Out. It’s free for everybody to download, if anything we should pay you really.  Mmmm it is quite harsh, but what are you? Some kind of sell out? Dig it, straight from the mouth of Dr. Milt.

to download this liquid disc of shit click the link below!

Putting Out Live at the Producers Bar

Hey guys,

Its Ken here, I haven’t been on here for awhile but good news.  Our jazz quintet Consensus has recently recorded, a semi album/demo tracks at the SAE (School of Audio engineering) studios on gouger street.  Mastered copies should be out soon, ill post them all on here if you want, its a mix of swing, funk and trad stuff.

Also if anyone knows any places which need a jazz quartet to play would appreciate it, as ive just formed one.

We’ve been working on this wad of tunes since about December 07, and finished them on a rather frantic day just a few weeks back.

No Forgiveness featuring Milton on vocals

City Trip Part I

City Trip Part II

Quatrain

How to Deal With Jazz

Now Deal With this Jazz with Miles on drums and Jacob on clarinet

Regards,

Jamie and Chris (Boys of Summer)

I just finished a bit of an ambient tune, that is good for using in the background of slideshows etc. It is a bit inspired by Blade Runner, and naturally features some trumpet samples. Here it is: a Ballad of H. Ford 1

Here is another, a little bit more indie tune. I recorded it to tape, most of it in one track so it’s a bit hard to distinguish stuff. But that gives it a bit of an edge, hopefully. Here: Documenting

And another one I just finished: No Words

These ones are some old ones (classics)that were up on the old site, just bringing them back

Stones

ONETWOTHREEFOUR

Temperature

No Knees

Other Lives

Hello

The gig is at Big Star Records (Rundle St City) in the basement on Wednesday 18th of June. It starts at 5:30 pm. And it’s free!

Hello all. I am just posting some of the tunes I have been working on over the last few months or so.

Suspended - I was trying to do a bit of a Smiths rip-off, naturally without the tantalizing vocals of Morrisey.

Tumbler - This one fairly My Bloody Valentine inspired. I tried combining acoustic guitars with several layers of dirty guitar and also enjoyed using back-up vocals here and there.

Wood-ducks & Swanz - I made some very poor drum loops onto tape [my drumming is not so great all the time] and put them with some saucy gee-tars.

Portrait of Kramer - I am quite proud of this piece of literature. The inspiration behind it comes from a portrait of Kramer from Seinfeld that exists in a lab near where I have some lectures. I enjoy looking at this, and also happen to have a Kramer bass at home. So I took a leaf out of Jaco’s book. This uses only samples from the Kramer bass and a few snippets from Seinfeld. I experimented a bit with Soundhack and MetaSynth to get some of the weirder sounds.

Cheers.

Yes a new addition to the list of wholesale meat bands has arrived, The Notorious Daughters have fucked their way into town. The band consists of S.Sister MilTRONIC on guitar and vokills (formerly of The Milt Exp and Bay of Bengal), Sister E on bass (formerly of Nutmeg), Sister Turner on a drum (Currently also plays in The Baron). The band is hoping to get some songs down and commence it’s vaginal assault on the streets of adelaide asap! Recordings of the band will hopefully also be available in the near future.

Check out the myspace at www.myspace.com/thenotoriousdaughters

Luv from S.Sister MilTRONIC xoxo

Lo thar! I have decided to upload my debut release as MilTRON. It’s of the same name as my robot self. I recorded it mostly sporadically a year or two ago. Most of it was done in my bedroom on my laptop with some shitty shitty gear. This EP has a diverse array of completely brilliant styles ranging from grindcore to blues and some of the things inbetween. Track listing is as follows…

1. Frenchy
2. Green Eyes
3. Teddy Bear Death March
4. Second Thought
5. Desert Moon
6. Fornication Fatality
7. The Ballad Of Jeffery Edwards
8. German Love Song *

*written by milTRON and hayZORG