Aaron MadDaddy: hi Meg,i'm happy to be your friend,greetings from Italy......CIAO
October 18, 2010
køpper: Are you guys still around? If so, do you plan on submitting a song for our Hideout comp series? Check that discussion thread for more details. Then share an ori... moreAre you guys still around? If so, do you plan on submitting a song for our Hideout comp series? Check that discussion thread for more details. Then share an original with us on our SoundCloud drop box! Thanks.
February 17, 2011
køpper: Got your song, found your page. You didn't email me. Good thing the member search function was working right.
March 2, 2011
køpper: You guys should put some songs up on your page, btw.
køpper: Welcome to the Hideout! Now that you're here, be sure to personalize your page a bit, check your pending friend requests, listen to some of our great GaragePunk Podcasts, particip... moreWelcome to the Hideout! Now that you're here, be sure to personalize your page a bit, check your pending friend requests, listen to some of our great GaragePunk Podcasts, participate in the discussions going on in the Forum, join some Groups, and feel free to add some videos and music (you'll find a music player built right in to your page here that can accept as many as 100 MP3s)! And don't forget to invite some friends. Cheers! less
August 6, 2010
Aaron MadDaddy: hi Meg,i'm happy to be your friend,greetings from Italy......CIAO
Bio
Like most bands it all started with a drunken conversation in a rubbish club in London watching a succession of terrible bands in early 2005. GG of Kill Kill Kill and Lemmy of Black Time got together as ‘Subway Slims’ by debating the old (Germs and Crime) vs. the new (Oblivians and Cheater Slicks). They recruited Meg Slim to pound the skins like her more well known name-sake, but then lost Lemmy to a busy Black Time calendar.
With a more stripped back sound, the newly christened Lot Lizards moved forward at a sprint, making the rounds of the usual London clubs like Corn Rocket and Dirty Water sharing the stage with the Masonics, Los Raw Gospels, D-66 and Black Time. After drunkenly berating an entire room full of Elvis fanatics at the 12 bar (beautiful to watch), they landed a coveted slot at the Spitz Festival of Blues opening up for Australian punk blues legends The Scientists in 2007.
They kick started 2008 playing with the Cannibals and played with the Intellectuals in Italy . Meg slim appeared on Cannibals vocalist Mike Spencer’s Trash Can radio show to introduce recent Japanese trash garage scene.
In 2009, they made a short trip to France in April to spread their unique take on scuzz trash punk, recorded a live session for Breakthru radio at old school studio and played at the DIY punk rock venue, Pit’s in Kortrijk , Belgium to celebrate its 21st anniversary.
Following their debut single “leave me alone (I’ve got a bomb)” on New Zealand’s Perpetrator records and 2nd single “Nightmare Creeps” from French label Yakisakana (Nov 2007), a self titled 10” EP was released again on Yakisakana records in 2009 and things are looking good.. Stay tuned for further releases and their European tour in 2010. In the meantime, check out their Breakthru radio session http://www.breakthruradio.com/index.php?show=8606
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