The Meatmen, brainchild of one Tesco Vee has been plying the punk rock waters since 1979 with their trademark cringe inducing very UN PC brand of aggro and knee slappin’ profundity.

Thru many line ups, and countless platters Vee continues to tour relentlessly to both ‘school the young-un’s on how its done, as well as satisfyin’ all the old school farts- who need another shot of old school punk straight up in a dirty glass’

Uncompromising as always , Vee’s latest line features his arguably most dynamic lineup with Hindu Kush on the Guitar, Biff Bologna on the basso profundo and Swarthy ‘Bun Length Franklin’ on the tubs…

Recent sold out shows at Chicago’s ‘Riotfest’ and Detroit’s Halloween Spectacular ‘Theatre Bizarre’ have catapulted the band back to the musical fore and they are ready to strike out again very soon against the Forces of Good on a nationwide tour!

Their stage show is unparalleled in the punk/metal/flamenco/comedy genre and features confetti guns, wild costuming, and many other props all used to create what Vee likes to call a ‘Hades meets Las Vegas Extrava-gonzo of cosmic fun and frolic!’

Since Johnny Vomit’s inception in December of 1986, the band has created quite a name for itself with its patented brand of musical mayhem. Hailing from Chicago’s South Side and south suburbs, Johnny Vomit has attained cult-like status through numerous frenzied live gigs, one-of-a-kind drunken blowouts, and a 1989 demo that unleashed the band throughout the underground.

Influenced by mid-80’s speed metal, hardcore and punk rock, the band was formed by John and Roman while attending Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, IL. John took the name Johnny (from his high school screw around band John Doe) and Roman contributed the name Vomit (from his high school project Vomit) to arrive with the moniker Johnny Vomit. Venom, Discharge, D.R.I., Black Flag, Meatmen and the Mentors are cited as the bands’s early influences.

Brickwall Vultures are from Chicago. They take pride in their work, their lives, and their country. Brickwall Vultures are putting forth all of their efforts to spread their hymns of shame, regret, hope, and debauchery. They pride themselves on writing music that the average man can relate to, and can find support in.