As anyone who's paid even the slightest attention to my ramblings will know, I've got a bit of a thing for Meatraffle. I initially wrote about the band here and have subsequently featured their latest LP, 'HiFi Classics', over on my 'heavy rotation' sidebar on more than one occasion. While down in London on family business over the weekend, I was extremely chuffed to discover that Meatraffle had been invited to play a show at The National Portrait Gallery as part of its Creative Connections season. The high ceiling and cold walls of the room caused the band a few sound-related headaches early on, though these were quickly overcome and soon their dubby post-punk grooves were echoing through the old building. Meatraffle make a unique noise and they're very rapidly becoming my favourite band in the land. If you haven't done so already, do yourself a favour and check out the album here.
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5 comments:
What a setting! All that noise in such a hallowed venue must have been weird and wonderful. Great photo.
It was a thunderous rumble Brian! Photo by yours truly, taken from the front row. What a privilege.
As Brian says. I can just imagine those deep vibrations making all the big beautiful paintings rattle against the walls in time with the music, portraits beating their own sinister rhythm!
It was definitely a bit like that C!
Meatraffle is a great name for a band.
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