I am a musician and music lover who plays the piano and writes songs.

Anne of the Wolves combine melodramatic folk, gypsy jazz noir and wistful pop, creating an original and haunting sound as varied as the emotions. 

https://www.facebook.com/wearethenewvenusians

Contact: 
benpanucci@gmail.com
US Label:
@freshselects

Getting together and catching up with good people and recording our conversations.  Here are some snippets from previously recorded podcasts.

Eat Cheese Please, AKA Chris McNeilage, a Melbourne artist where high pitched irritance meets obscure children's pop. Delving into retro electro Atari type Moog melodies, makes it hard to see where the hell this music comes from... 
With 7 Albums over 12 years under the belt the evolution is nothing short of a catastrophe. 
Bad 80's set design, beige and Sweat hog jackets. Enter the ECP migrane!
To download & donate albums No.6 & 7 for high quality lossless sound, please follow the Bandcamp link.  ECP V & The Golden era are free for all!

Battlesick is a 3-piece Melbourne based Electro Grunge band.
Two Bass players and one Vocalist layered over catchy industrial beats.

Visual art is a massive part of any Battlesick show.
Collections of hoarded vintage film is cut and spliced together for each beat then projected as part of a light performance that makes watching a Battlesick show like being part of a live movie soundtrack.
Battlesick, it's maximum visual sound with minimal members.

Ipecac Recordings is the brainchild of Greg Werckman (former label manager for the legendary punk label, Alternative Tentacles, employee for Mercury Records for a record 15 minutes, currently operating Pick-A-Winner Management) and Mike Patton (former frontman for Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, currently of Fantômas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom).

Werckman and Patton had been scheming for years (in between video games) about starting their very own label, waiting for just the right moment to unleash their master plan. Ipecac Recordings is not about to make music biz history and execute a revolution (although one is surely needed) or bore you by waxing poetic about their original musical philosophies. But if we have to adhere to a "mission statement," how about the notion of being an honest, artist friendly label run on a shoe string with no outrageous promotional or production costs. This label is a home to Mike Patton's eclectic musical collaborations as well as a place where bands we admire have the freedom to release music they might not be able to, or want to, release on other labels.

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