Evil Mothers: Pitchforks and Perverts
- Orisha
- Never Trust A John
- Father Cop
- Cruise-A-Fix
- King Ruckus
- 9000 LBS.
- Blowtorch
- Sick Culture
- Insex
- Miserable Finger
From the onset of the Evil Mothers second album one can sense that they
have progressed a great deal musically. They no longer feel constrained within
the fragile rule set of a customary rock band. Instead they have begin to
incorporate their driving percussion into the majority of their music taking it
leaps and bounds above the quality of their premire album. Sure, they still
utilize many of the cock rock stylings, but one cannot expect a band to totally
free themselves from their sultry past in a single album. Once again, they use
the last track on the album to truly express themselves. This time they have
chosen to fuse other classical instruments such as the sitar with their live
drums and have given the music an almost middle eastern feel. I still think the
band should abandon the rock band concept altogether and focus on the live
percussion and other classical accompaniment. They music they create with the
more primitive instruments is much more vibrant than the rest of their material
and displays their true passion instead of the doldrums exhibited their modern
instrumental counterparts.
Evil Mothers are:
Patrick Sane - bass, vocals, metal percussion
B.O.B. - drums, barrels, sampling, floor, pipe
Curse Mackey - vocals, sampling, tape, chairs, brakes, scraps, strains
Bobdog Catlin - 6-string guitar, 7-string sitar, 8-string bass, 12-string
guitar, barrel, analog synth, ATG assist
Roland Robles - drums, doom-bah, brake drum, propellants
Contact:
Invisible Records
P.O Box 16008
Chicago, IL 60016
E-mail: invisihq@aol.com
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