Formed while the original members were still in junior high, the Melters have never lost their childlike charm, and their desire to abuse the listener and play with one's patience. When they finally felt good enough to start performing live, they began terrorizing the South with their clumsy and energetic performances. They leave their audiences confused, angry, laughing, yet refreshed and wanting more beer and possibly some sedatives.
The Josh White on drums, M. Martin on bass guitar, and taking care of guitar and lead vocals, Nameless.
The Melters' debut album title, "Neato," silly and to-the-point, perfectly suits what you will hear: short, sloppy, sparkling pop songs, all played with speed-of-light intensity and rabid hyperactive enthusiasm, and topped with what's severely lacking in rock 'n' roll these days: a sense of humor... and violence! Can't forget violence! Oh, there's some... there's some. Neato is available at CDBaby and on iTunes.
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Yes, I do not own an equipment of some form. Correct.
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