Mystery Meat

As written on paper, on the net, on toilet walls



Ex-Ikara Colt bassist Tracy Bellaries, Blood Valley front-man Alex Lindsay and ex-Beachbuggy drummer Aido, rise from the ashes of their old bands to form Mystery Meat.



A heavier Ikara Colt with scuzzy guitars and ear shattering drums, this band are most certainly not chicken.



The Meat deal in rock of the messed-up, heavy, low slung variety. Hell, theyre good at it. Theirs is music played for the simple pleasure of fucking up your eardrums.



First amongst equals. I thought Mystery Meat were so good they inspired me to forgo my traditional burger van double cheese and egg on the way home



The band have been described as a heavier Ikara Colt. The truth is, they pull together the best bits from each of their former outfits and rack up the volume for good measure.



Mystery Meat. What celestial punk/rock coupling spawned such a refreshingly trashy, invigorating injection of harder and sleazier rock so far removed from any of their wannabe contemporaries?



Mystery Meat are a tyrannical trio, they are nasty, sexy and fucking loud. John Kennedy has already been playing a demo of live favourite "Stain Goddess" on XFM and more recently Mystery Meat's debut offering, "Chewing Gum" released late 2006 on London independent Delorso.



"Fuck yeah! Block-rockin' beats, foxy bass player, a strat, and a wizard costume. What's not to love? If I was still over there I'd want to produce the album!" Steve Mack (That Petrol Emotion)



Artrocker says "Mystery Meat are pretty much rock n roll incarnate"



Click the video link below to see Surburbitron being performed at Tapestry Goes West 2007