Gaf Gam Gaf Maf ... ... .. .
Creative concept that experiment with the new sound parameters in a form of a guitar pedals - uniquely developed by the artist for the live performances, produced in combination with other electric guitar effects and looper wired in stereo.

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Walk in fresh, collect some dirt, collect some dust, brush off the webs, brush off the days, breeze in the night, breeze in your eyes, breeze on the lips, taste of the night, taste of the lips, taste of the thighs, take it in tight, take it out wide, bring it back in, bring it again, fill on up, fill up again, feel it come once, feel it done right, feel like it's wrong, feel like a fight, get a little high, get a little light, get a little love, as you bring in tight, feel like a lover, look for a flight, think like a loser, fight for your life, act like a stranger, act like a hound, lay down all you have, lay on the ground, lay all the molehills, lay all around, forget about tomorrow, forget what we've found, forgive what you've taken, mothballs surround, draw all your heroes, let them all down, sleep in a pasture, sleep in a sound, sleep it away, sleep safe and round, wake to a new dawn, wake to your history, go back to what you found.

www.catmeat.bandcamp.com
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Following the 2012 release of their self titled debut and ‘Scarlett Belle EP’ of last year, Cat Meat return with their most ambitious offering to date; ‘Eldritch City Dwellers.’

This is a record concocted in the dark urban sprawl of the capital; the songs themselves penned in dank corners of South London boozers, in dilapidated train stations and night buses carrying the blitzed and weary.

Musically, the band has clearly developed from its alt country roots. Whilst the songwriting craftsmanship of Gene Clark, Emmylou Harris and Waylon Jennings is evident, so too are artists as diverse as Robbie Basho, Chet Baker, Warren Ellis and The Velvet Underground. 

There’s a lyrical fragility to each of these songs too, the crumbling frailty of Vic Chesnutt creeping into the crevices, the creaking wheeze of Tom Waits steering deeply personal tales of love and friendship.

Having played a number of successful London shows the band has received plaudits from some of their own favourite artists, most notably Califone’s Tim Rutili and PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish.

Expect to see Cat Meat lugging their haul to a town near you very soon.

Download all of their music here:-

www.catmeat.bandcamp.com

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