Macelleria Mobile Di Mezzanotte

Macelleria Mobile Di Mezzanotte

Macelleria Mobile di Mezzanotte (often known as MMM) is a project formed in 2001in Rome by Adriano Vincenti. The name refers to the New York subway that after midnight turns into a dangerous slaughterhouse as seen in Clive Barker's novel "Midnight Meat Train". From the power electronics and harsh noise of their first cult record "Profilo Ottimale delle Ferite", the band switched to noir jazz atmosphere melt in rough electronics bumped with sex and murder lyrics with their 2004 "Black Rubber Exotica" and 2006 "La Dolce Vita". 2007's "Ultimo Vero Bacio" introduced cinematic atmospheres and more dark romanticism. 2011 "Hardboiled Night Club" showed a transition towards more sophisticated songwriting and jazz oriented songs. In 2013, the band defined the uprising doom jazz scene with their "Black Lake Confidence" that featured a stripped down version of Twin Peaks' "Just You and I". 2015 is the year of their most acclaimed release "Funeral Jazz", a bastard collection of noir ballads mostly sung in italian. In 2017 it's time for "Hiver Noir", a blurred collection of brutal dark progressive songs. At the end of 2019, the release of "Noir Jazz Femdom" marks the 20th year of activity and also their most powerful record to date. A fierce collection of tracks spanning from harsh noise to industrial, doom jazz and post-electronica. 2021 is the year of a collaborative album with cult industrial pioneers Sigillum S. 2022 marks the release of the new record "This Savaging Disaster". The band is formed by four elements: Adriano Vincenti, Lorenzo Macinanti, Riccardo Chiaretti, Pierluigi Ferro.

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