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Infectious melodic rock and sharp satirical lyrics make Man Bites God well worth inviting into your eardrums. Combining their frenetic live shows with lush studio recordings, Man Bites God are a poppy bass/guitar/drums kind of thing using harmonies and dark humour to have you dancing, laughing, stopping to buy a beer and have a bit of a sit down, then dancing and laughing again.
The lads were discovered playing Mayfield’s in late 2000 by Dan Brodie, who insisted the three-piece support him and the Broken Arrows at the Espy. Since then, Man Bites God have played sold-out shows across Australia, released a full-length album and two EPs, appeared regularly on radio and television and were once mistaken for Aerosmith by a really drunk guy.
Musically, Man Bites God leap from genre to genre and can cover funk, pop, rock, ballads, punk, electronic, acoustic, and a’capella all in the space of a single gig. Recently they have played the Regal Tent with the likes of Mental As Anything and Vika and Linda Bull. They have played at the Arts Centre supporting the Scared Weird Little Guys. Man Bites God defy classification, and have an ongoing commitment to play everywhere there is electricity.
Listen to their free mp3’s: www.mp3.com.au/manbitesgod
They’re great. But don’t just take our word for it:
"Their music is a smorgasbord of styles and has lyrics that lurk in dark, satirical places... intellectually crafted songs... Man Bites God packs an irreverent punch" - The Age
"A delightful mix of hopping tunes and comedic genius" - PBS FM
"These guys are the business" - Mick Molloy
"Rock with bite." - InPress
“…satirical songs with infectious rock melodies and a '60s boy-band bent - ****” - The Adelaide Advertiser
"Pub rock, bubblegum pop and sleazy pornstar funk" - InPress
"Very chuckle-worthy... extremely funny..." - Brett de Hoedt, 3AW)
"...really clever." - Gaby Brown, Triple J
“…the pinnacle of a twisted sense of humour… funny as hell” - Undercover Media
Man Bites God Website:
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