Artist description Recipe for Left Nut StewAdd 5 Stew Pid Nuts1 Bowl of crunchy Riffs½ bottle of Viagra1 Large funk Rock1 Sack of groove2 tasty buds1 can of synthetic Noises200 cigarettes1 liberal sprinkling of assorted genresCopious amounts of beer and bourbonEssence of HumourAdd all ingredients to pot, stir and simmer on stage until hot, (won’t take long).Serve with loud speakers and garnish with fun times………mmmmmm, enjoy!

Music Style any and all styles rocked up

Musical Influences Dead Kennedys, Primus, Chopin, Black Sabbath, Rage Against the Machine

Similar Artists Faith No More, Regurgitator, RHCP

Artist History Left Nut formed in 1994, Released debut CD, 'uncut' in Dec 96, nominated for WAMI awards in '96 for Most Promising New Band, Line up change in '98 and second CD released, 'Pig's Arse!'.

Group Members Wayne Milner - vocalsBev Hickling - KeysMatt Pursell - DrumsMatt Bovell - GuitarAlex Anastas - Bass

Instruments Drums, guitar, bass, keys and vocals

Albums uncut, Pig's Arse!

Press Reviews MUSIC TRADER- May 97"Left Nut are a manically-hyperactive rock-n-roll outfit from Perth who seem to have fun as long as they're playing their own brand of heavy-quirky rock. This release constitutes their first full length CD and it's packed with dynamic and twisting rock progressions that will have you head-butting the ceiling with demented joy. Not content to rely on guitar, bass and drums, Left Nut have been known to incorporate the sonic properties of bag pipes, tin whistles and cordless drills into their music- to great effect! Super tight ska-inflicted keyboard work adds significantly to the Left Nut package and works well considering the members are of greatly varied musical origins. It isn't often that such a forceful and disparate band gets it all together in the right places, but when they do, it is utterly worth it."

Location Perth, Western Australia - Australia

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