The Mutants - Grave Groove 
Mixture of 60's garage rock, surf, porn funk and manic psychedelia, the 
instrumental madness of The Mutants is a lost soundtrack for Russ 
Meyer's, Tarantino's and Aki Kaurismäki's films. Impossible to 
categorize, they call it "afro-garage-mambo".
The Mutants were 
founded 
in 1998 by Weijjo a.k.a Abnormal, who wanted to form an instrumental 
band after getting tired of difficult singers. Members were picked 
partly from his previous punk band "Isebel's Pain" and from locations 
you don´t want to know about. The sound of The Mutants has been 
wonderfully 
weird from the first beginnings, only to get seriously sicker since. 
After the first chaotic gigs with the usual rock instrumentation + 
organ, they needed to sound bigger. A Saxophone and percussion were 
added. The originally punk/surf/garage -based stuff is now smashed 
through 
Parliament/Funkadelic filter. The beats have been funkier since. You 
will love it with leather and rubber.
 Tracklist:
01. Wham
02. Outerspace Odyssey
03. El Matador del Diablo
04. Queen of the Meadow Hill
05. Kalkutta
06. Nacht im Cafe Ohne
07. CMC (Carlos Muchas Cervezas)
08. Dark Galaxy
groovyman 
Monday, April 3, 2017
The Mutants - Grave Groove
Labels:
beat,
instrumental,
lounge,
modern lounge,
modern psyche,
modern surf,
organ,
schlock,
spagetti,
spy,
surf,
surf sort of,
twang
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2 comments:
Have been looking all over -- do you have any "Friends of Dean Martinez" other than the live recording?
Thanks.
Aaah! This is new to me! Thanks DaBoss and have a nice weekend!
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