Monday, September 9, 2013
Soundcheck / Music Soundcheck: Meat Wave does Saki
Posted By Kevin Warwick on 09.09.13 at 09:54 AM
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Meat Wave the band is no joke, though. Only having been around barely two years, the trio's dark but bouncy brand of postpunk—think early-aughts Detachment Kit with more of a serrated edge—is too tight and hooky to stay under the Chicago ground too long. Their first lot of songs are available via Bandcamp for your listening pleasure, and if that's not enough, we decided to put the band on camera. As part of our ongoing Soundcheck series, we followed Meat Wave to a recent in-store at Saki where they opened up for their buddies in Geronimo! We hung out with them before the show to shoot the breeze and figured, what the hell, let's videotape their set, too. Check out a piece of it below:
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