Long ago, this day was foretold. When 9 new so-so songs of grungy punk would be belched up by five slovenly beasts in Toronto. It went a-little-something like this:
The first angel sounded his copy of End of Man by Lunchmeat, and there came hail and fire mixed with blood, and it was hurled down on the earth. A third of the earth was burned up, a third of the trees were burned up, and all the green grass was burned up.
That’s right, folks. Binge 9 new Lunchmeat songs today, from the comfort of your own cave, hovel or sewer pipe. You can stream it on:
The songs are about ghosts on the Don River; worker uprisings; bloated suburban death drives; the horrors of empire; fantasies, dreams and hallucinations. Their also about ripping guitar solos, buzzsaw synths, and a pounding chugging rhythm section.
We’ve got an amazing release show planned for April in Toronto, and hopefully many more gigs to support this hunk o’ junk in the months ahead. Follow us on social, Songkick or Bands in Town to stay in the l∞p.
Enough’s enough: go stare into the eye of god for a while.