Melbourne Rock N Roll
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Upcoming shows: Click here for a listing of gigs!
Discography: Click here for a full discography!
Whenever people ask me where the band name came from… Well, here’s the answer… Track 1. Top is the LP from 1993, bottom is the single from 1992.
Our next show is also our new record launch…
This is happening on Saturday night and it’s being filmed for HEAVY TV. Please come along, get on TV, have fun, enjoy the bands, celebrate the latest issue of HEAVY and have a happy night of awesomeness.
With a recording / release process that spans right across the world, Muscle Car’s new single has quite a lengthy history. Here’s the short of it:
The players on this record Muscle Car were:
Damo - Vocals / Guitar
Nasty Samy - Lead Guitar
Vinz - Bass
Turbogode - Drums
Simon Chainsaw - Guitar
Stewart “Leadfinger” Cunningham - Guest Vocals on ‘Bastards…’
- Recorded at IndieEar Studios in Vandoncourt, France, Engineered by Mitch.
- Extra rhythm guitar recorded at Audiar Studios, Buenos Aires, Argentina by Marcelo Di Gregorio.
- Damo‘s vocals recorded at Goatsound, Melbourne by Jason Fuller.
- Stewie’s vocals recorded in Wollongong, NSW.
- Both tracks mixed and mastered at Goatsound by Jason Fuller.
“Daibutsu Rock N Roll” written by Damo
“Bastards Of Young” written by Paul Westerberg (The Replacements)
This limited release will be a vinyl only release and will be available late 2012 on the band’s own label. There will also be a special pre-order edition.
The poster for the ZODIAC MINDWARP AND THE LOVE REACTION tribute album that we were a part of released on Sleazegrinder Records. So many good bands.
Found this in the archives: Remember that time when the band played Marleston TAFE? Yeah, it was a long time ago but they wrote about it.
An extremely old interview with the band from a free Adelaide street press called Stix And Thongs, issue 39, June 2001.
We were in good company on this comp! Right after Turbonegro! Can’t complain about that.
Flyer from the last show of our 2008 UK tour. What a night, both good and bad, but damn, we played with some great bands.
