Vegetarian Cannibals
Vegetarian Cannibals
Vegetarian Cannibals have been described as 'Mick Jones teaming up with the Who's rhythm section, (only Entwistle plays trombone instead of french horn),' and t
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Little Darlin'
Little Darlin'
Vegetarian Cannibals go ska, featuring BEEF's excellent trombone.
"Little Darlin'" is a Ska track by Vegetarian Cannibals on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. It has reached #14 on the main SoundClick Alternative chart. "Little Darlin'" is part of the Vegetarian Cannibals catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
For The Weekend
For The Weekend
The title track from VC's debut album.
SoundClick artist Vegetarian Cannibals presents "For The Weekend", an outstanding release in the Pop Rock genre. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive pop rock track that resonates. Vegetarian Cannibals continues to build a Pop Rock catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
Elevator Music
Elevator Music
A stirring ode to claustrophobia, the opener on VC's debut.
"Elevator Music" by Vegetarian Cannibals is a Pop Rock production available on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. A pop rock track built for repeat listens — it reveals more with each play. It has peaked at #25 in Pop and #3 in Pop Rock on the SoundClick charts. SoundClick gives artists like Vegetarian Cannibals a platform to share original Pop Rock music with listeners around the world.
Vegetarian Cannibals have been described as 'Mick Jones teaming up with the Who's rhythm section, (only Entwistle plays trombone instead of french horn),' and the description is not far from the truth. Founded in 2003 by Pierce 'The Beesh' Beigh (drums, vocals) and Alexander Benway (guitars, vocals), and joined in 2004 by Reece 'Russbeef' Beigh (bass, trombone), VC recently released their debut album 'For The Weekend' independently.
Band/artist history
Vegetarian Cannibals were formed in 2003 by Alexander Benway (vocals and guitars) and Pierce 'The Beesh' Beigh (drums and vocals). They played a few shows and recorded some demos with this lineup, and finally realized they needed a bass player. The Beesh's brother Reece 'BEEF' Beigh fit the bill rather well, having just bought and mastered a bass guitar. BEEF also brought to the group his prodigious talent at the trombone, allowing Vegetarian Cannibals to branch out into ska. Since then, VC have been busy playing shows around their home town of Enumclaw, Washington, and recording and releasing their debut album, 'For The Weekend' in May 2006. VC plans to go back into the studio this August to start work on a follow-up album!
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Yes, around town at schools and parties and such. We played a local start-of-summer party, 'Summerstock,' that was pretty rad!
Your musical influences
Weezer, The Who, Reel Big Fish, The Clash, Rush, Myracle Brah, Led Zeppelin.
What equipment do you use?
Guitar: Vintage Gibson SG through a RAT distortion pedal, an Ampeg v2 head and a Marshall 2-12 cabinet.
Bass: Washburn through a CRATE bass amplifier.
Drums: Pearl or occasionally Tama, Zildjian cymbals.
Anything else?
Be a friend of VC on myspace, www.myspace.com/vegetariancannibals, or download the debut album, 'For The Weekend,' at http://homepage.mac.com/wes.folkerth!
Enumclaw, WA
USA
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579287
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