Made Out of Babies

Made Out of Babies
Made Out of Babies
	Made out of babies - At brooklyn vegan party,2008
Background information
Origin	Brooklyn, New York, United States
Genres	Noise rock, sludge metal, post-metal, post-hardcore
Labels	Neurot Recordings
Associated acts	Battle of Mice; Red Sparowes; Pigs; Clean Teeth; United Nations; Bad Powers
Members	Matthew Egan; Brendan "Bunny" Tobin; Julie Christmas; Eric Cooper

Made Out of Babies was a sludge metal band from Brooklyn, New York formed in 2004 that disbanded in 2012.

Biography

Drawing equally from noise rock bands like The Jesus Lizard and post-metal bands like Isis, the band developed a following after the release of their debut album, Trophy. Their first two albums were released by Neurot Recordings, the label of post-metal and post-rock bands like Isis, Neurosis, and Red Sparowes. Made Out of Babies were signed to The End Records for the release of their 2008 album The Ruiner. On March 13, 2012, lead singer Julie Christmas posted on her Facebook page that the band was no longer together. On September 18, 2012, the new band Bad Powers - featuring Tobin, Cooper, and Egan with new singer Megan Tweed - released its debut album, on The End Records.

Members

Matthew Egan (Cleanteeth) – drums
Brendan "Bunny" Tobin (Red Sparowes) – guitar
Julie Christmas (Battle of Mice) – vocals
Eric Cooper (Strangelight, Pushmen, Bad Powers, Kiss It Goodbye, J.J. Paradise Players Club, Pigs.) – bass guitar
Viva Stowell (Pimpslap, 4Q) - bass guitar

Discography

Albums

Trophy (2005, Neurot Recordings)
Coward (2006, Neurot Recordings)
The Ruiner (2008, The End Records)

EPs

Triad (split with Red Sparowes and Battle of Mice) (2006, Neurot Recordings)

Compilations

We Reach: The Music of the Melvins (a 2005 tribute album to the Melvins, Fractured Transmitter Recording Company)
NYC Sucks, Volume 1 (2010 compilation of bands from the New York metal scene by MetalSucks.net. The compilation featured "Invisible Ink")
Monster CD No 13

References

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