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Castration Party Melbourne, Australia
Bass and drums destruction from Michael (Brain Resin, Fangs Of..., Raised By Wolves, Dregs of Humanity, Biceptasaurus etc)
on bass/vox/cello and Eric (BØG) on drums.
Previously drummed and engineered by Joel (Join The Amish, The Abandonment).
Influenced by Godflesh, old Swans, Noxagt, Melvins, Man Is The Bastard, Zeni Geva, Jesus Lizard.
I don't play shows very often.
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