MAMMAL vs. The Majority...
August 28th 2008 11:24
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MAMMAL
"Mammal are probably one of the best live bands you'll ever see"
Nick Snelling (editor) - Beat Magazine
MAMMAL's long awaited debut studio album The Majority is out now! Released on August 30 it is available as a lavishly packaged
deluxe six panel digipack and includes eleven rock anthems a la Mammal and will be initially available with a bonus limited edition DVD.
The Majority was recorded with Eric Sarafin (Ben Harper, Pharcyde) in the producer's chair at Melbourne's Sing Sing Studios, and was mixed and mastered in Los Angeles. The DVD includes the cool as fuck videos to Smash The Pinata and The Majority as well as live favourites Nagasaki in Flames and Think both captured live at their recent single launch Melbourne's Hi-Fi Bar in front of over 800 adoring, excited and hyped-up-to-the-max Mammal fans.
MAMMAL earned their stripes throughout 2007/08 on a never ending diet of pub gigs, local supports (Cog, The Butterfly Effect, Karnivool and Shihad), international supports (Kiss, Avenged Sevenfold, Hell Yeah, Sebastian Bach, Dry Kill Logic) as well as playing the cream of Australia's rock festivals, taking fans at Big Day Out, Overcranked, Homebake, Bass in the Grass, Pyramid Rock, Groovin' the Moo, Bass in the Dust and Off the Tracks festivals hostage with their infectious manifesto and unparalleled musical muscle.
In an industry typified by manufactured hype, management nepotism and the transparent agendas of major labels, MAMMAL is a rarity. Independent, loud, proud, and making a big noise. A visceral alloy of prog, punk and raw rock, Mammal are forward-thinking and forward moving.
This Melbourne rock juggernaut is undeniable live and they want you to participate in the explosive spectacle that is MAMMAL live as they launch the album around the country. Hailed for their "calculated recklessness" look out for MAMMAL when they swagger through your town.
See MAMMAL defy gravity at a venue near you
ADELAIDE
Friday 12 September
Enigma Bar, Adelaide
tickets available via Big Star, Elevator, Mr V, Krypton Discs
Nick Snelling (editor) - Beat Magazine
MAMMAL's long awaited debut studio album The Majority is out now! Released on August 30 it is available as a lavishly packaged
deluxe six panel digipack and includes eleven rock anthems a la Mammal and will be initially available with a bonus limited edition DVD.
The Majority was recorded with Eric Sarafin (Ben Harper, Pharcyde) in the producer's chair at Melbourne's Sing Sing Studios, and was mixed and mastered in Los Angeles. The DVD includes the cool as fuck videos to Smash The Pinata and The Majority as well as live favourites Nagasaki in Flames and Think both captured live at their recent single launch Melbourne's Hi-Fi Bar in front of over 800 adoring, excited and hyped-up-to-the-max Mammal fans.
MAMMAL earned their stripes throughout 2007/08 on a never ending diet of pub gigs, local supports (Cog, The Butterfly Effect, Karnivool and Shihad), international supports (Kiss, Avenged Sevenfold, Hell Yeah, Sebastian Bach, Dry Kill Logic) as well as playing the cream of Australia's rock festivals, taking fans at Big Day Out, Overcranked, Homebake, Bass in the Grass, Pyramid Rock, Groovin' the Moo, Bass in the Dust and Off the Tracks festivals hostage with their infectious manifesto and unparalleled musical muscle.
In an industry typified by manufactured hype, management nepotism and the transparent agendas of major labels, MAMMAL is a rarity. Independent, loud, proud, and making a big noise. A visceral alloy of prog, punk and raw rock, Mammal are forward-thinking and forward moving.
This Melbourne rock juggernaut is undeniable live and they want you to participate in the explosive spectacle that is MAMMAL live as they launch the album around the country. Hailed for their "calculated recklessness" look out for MAMMAL when they swagger through your town.
See MAMMAL defy gravity at a venue near you
ADELAIDE
Friday 12 September
Enigma Bar, Adelaide
tickets available via Big Star, Elevator, Mr V, Krypton Discs
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