History Meathead

1. Meathead released their first album, "Street Knowledge", in 1992. It was a mix of indie sounds, hip-hop, electric engines, industrial noises and angry lyrics talking about underground culture.

In 1993, after a long tour (also supporting Helmet and Biohazard), the band was asked to write a track for the compilation tribute to Charles Manson, "Coming Down Fast".

In 1994, Meathead started an intensive collaboration with Paolo Favati from Pankow, who worked as producer for their single "Dick Smoker". They follwed up the single with the album "Bored Stiff", distributed in Europe, and a mini-album entiled "The Swamp Meat Intoxication" under the name Circus of Pain as the result of a collaboration with the Swiss band Swamp Terrorists.

The "Meathead Against The World" CD (1996), represents the complex experience of collaborations between the band and many of the more relevant artists of the international underground scene like Cop Shoot Cop, Pain Teens, Zeni Geva, Babyland, Scorn, and Bewitched.

In 1997, the album "Protect Me From What I Want" was released and distributed in both Europe and the US by Dynamica/Noise records.

After its release, Meathead ceased all activity.

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