Mammal Split!!

[eagledream]

http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/musicnews/default.htm#1

Hugely disappointed. I saw this band live for the first time about 3 months ago and i had an absolutely awesome time. They put on a sensational live gig and i believe they were due to enter the studio again for a follow up album. The singer is off to do some solo stuff and the other 3 are goign to create a new project apparently. MAN!!!

 

[Ninty]

Yeah, it sucks... I'm a pretty big fan and have seen them a fair few times live, probably were the best live band from Melbourne going around at the moment. I just got my girlfriend into them too, after she came with me to Swarm Festival, and she was looking forward to seeing them again soon.

Zeke can go on a fair bit with his rants, so it's a shame it's split up the band.

 

[blackshadow]

Just goes to show socialist collectives can't work

On a more serious note, they were a very good live act and it's a shame to see them split up.

 

[the egg]

Damn that sucks. They we're an awesome live band and The Majority was album of the year IMO.

 

[King_Tredrea]

thank god. these guys were bloody terrible.

 

[Ninty]

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I recorded this at Swarm Festival, their last gig in Melbourne.

 

[IDGAF]

Completely baffled by this .... to say the least .

The last 12 months especially they have worked thier collective rings off

All roads pointed north

Two sold out tours of Britain , just a month ago they were interviewed on Triple J saying how commited they all were .

Go figure ... i suspect that Zeke is one cat who would tough to get along with for long periods at a time .

Real shame

 

[eagledream]

you've got to wonder how much the ranting and raving that Zeke tended to do at gigs contributed to the bands demise. I understand that they were a pretty political band but the others didn't seem to be as into it. I'm seriously pretty pissed, i really rated The Majority and was looking forward to the second album. As mentioned this seems a bit out of the blue with recent successes overseas, it seems as though they'd made some massive strides.