A: Dave Dead, vocals: We have all sorts of influences between us, from ska, doo-wop, punk and blues to pop, metal, hardcore and horror rock. Come to a show and you can hear a bit of it all.
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Q: What's behind your name?
A: While driving to one of our previous band's shows, Joe (Maple Drip) and I noticed that our drummer was nowhere to be found on the road.
We had started to wonder if he would be found on the highway as unidentified meat.
Q: What are your odds of getting discovered?
A: Being discovered is like trying to find a limited edition figure in a pile of commons. It's all a game of chance.
Q: How would you describe your type of music?
A: We play our own twist of poppy hardcore punk.
Q: Why do bands hit the wall creatively?
A: A lot of bands won't look past their influences. They will always be stuck if they don't seek evolution.
Q: When is it time to quit a band?
A: When you are no longer happy with it, I suppose.
Q: Future goals?
A: The usual ... taking over the world one heart at a time.
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From their myspace - myspace.com/unidentifiedmeat
Unidentified MEAT
Punk / Rock / Garage
Band Members
Dave Dead - Vocals
Maple Drip - Bass
Sea Doo - Guitar
Philthy Meat - Drums
Influences
Megadeth, Samhain, Leftover Crack, TSOL, Jawbreaker, DRI, Bad Religion, Crimpshrine, Fruit, females, and forestry across the nation.
Sounds Like
Granny eating grandpa's brains, 7 Seconds, AFI, Leftover Crack
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