Meatbodies

Chad Ubovich, a longtime fixture in the California garage area punk and brand-new psychedelic picture, moved from sideman to bandleader using the Meatbodies, whose audio is hard-hitting and filled with potent guitar function, but also filled with bent but pop-friendly melodies and hooks. The Meatbodies initial came jointly in middle-2012, when Ubovich was playing electric guitar in Mikal Cronin’s street music group; while Cronin was among tours, Ubovich started playing displays with a small number of close friends who included Cory Hanson of Wand, Erik Jimenez, and Riley Youngdahl, using the name Chad & the Meatbodies. Ty Segall was impressed with Ubovich’s songs, and Segall released a cassette-only assortment of his house recordings by himself label, God? Information. The tape quickly sold-out, and in 2013 Segall recruited Ubovich to try out bass in his strap Fuzz, however in 2014 he began putting his concentrate back again on Meatbodies, and mentioned garage area punk label In debt agreed upon Ubovich and his group to a offer. IN-MAY 2014, two music in the out-of-print cassette had been released being a vinyl fabric 7″ by In debt, and in Oct 2014, the initial full-length Meatbodies record appeared. While Hanson, Jimenez, and Youngdahl participated in the periods for the Meatbodies record, Ubovich come up with the official lineup of the group for following touring, with Ubovich became a member of by Patrick Nolan on electric guitar, Killian LeDuke on bass, and Ryan Moutinho on drums. Following the album’s discharge and tour, Ubovich returned to his sideman responsibilities, playing bass on Fuzz’s 2015 record II and touring with Mikal Cronin. After adding brand-new bassist Kevin Boog and launching the “Hibernation” one in 2016, the music group went back in to the studio room to record their second record, Alice, an idea record revolving around light topics like battle, sex, politics, and religious beliefs. It had been released by In debt Information in early 2017.