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Old music: Captain Beefheart "“ My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains - Source: The Guardian Music Blog
Listening to, say, Dachau Blues, Pachuco Cadaver or Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish on Captain Beefheart 's surreal 1969 masterpiece Trout Mask Replica would hardly incline you to bracket Don van Vliet with the great balladeers.

mattin: exquisite corpse - Source: Cows Are Just Food
detourn yourself! this shrieks. debord's like a fucking spectre hanging over me just now. letterists got a fist in my ass working me like a ventriloquists dummy. yup mattins' back. reductionally, indulging the destructive/restrictive rockist impulses of billy bao with a spewy fervour not seen since"¦ okay not the last billy bao record (urban disease) but certainly may08. see, unpredictability's what i dig about mattin. urban disease was so beautifully unlike a billy bao record, defined by silence, lacking words. exquisite corpse is baoist in all but name. unredeconstructed rawk, spittle-flecked and foam-mouthed. lyrics that read like marxist/situationist pamphlets. and all wrapped up in a muss of violent concept. this is a record as much about rock music as capitalism. putting the exquisite corpse as game aside, taking the words at face value, we're looking at the bloated airbrushed near-zombie nonfuckerry of rock and roll as an artistic force, we're looking at the (kinda) free market as ouroboros, devouring it's own dead flesh. both theories impotent, like leatherface wildly swinging that huge dick chainsaw at thin air; the realisation a way of life's coming to a(n) (un)climactic end. which makes this record such a goddam joy. fulla wild messy pep. an epinephrine shot to yr head/heart/gut/cock/cunt/feet. all the corporeal zones music should kick you in. mattin and his savage chinese whisperers hack unsighted at the cadaver of rock and roll, blind men performing an autopsy on pre-post-bust-capitalism. a ten track three year old prescience of the carry-on-as-normal weekend at bernies school of economics. none of this fichtean dialectic and oppositional psychopathology would matter a tinker's cuss if it wasn't glued to to such (im)perfect, uncut (in every sense of the word) bash and clatter, if it was done with a fair bit of dry, dry panache. it started, in proper contrarian style, with mattin's lyrics and voice. followed by kevin failure's guitar and

Thee Oh Sees: Castlemania - Source: Prefix Magazine
"It don't feel too good to be/ Dead to the 21st century" are the very first words you hear on Castlemania 's leading track, "I Need Seed." It's an odd little ditty written from the point of view of a cadaver who's hoping to be home to new germinating plants.

 Quick facts about Cadaver
There is more than one artist using the name Cadaver. 1) Cadaver was a death metal band from RĂ¥de, Norway. Anders Odden and Ole Bjerkebakke founded Cadaver in 1988. They were later joined by bassist RenĂ© Jansen and in 1989 the trio released the “Abnormal Deformity” demo. The demo attracted the attention of Carcass members, Bill Steer and Jeff Walker, who signed the band to their Earache imprint label, Necrosis. The subsequent album, Hallucinating Anxiety was released in 1990 as a split with the Carnage album Dark Recollections. Shortly after the album’s release, RenĂ© Jansen was replaced by Eilert Solstad. In 1992, the band released their second album, titled …In Pains. Dissension within the band would cause the band to fold in 1993. In 1999 the band was resurrected by Odden, who went by the name Neddo. He gather three new musicians, and started to use the band name Cadaver Inc. The foursome, now including Czral, Balvaz and Apollyon recorded the album Discipline which was released in February 2001. A tour followed in support of Morbid Angel and Extreme Noise Terror. Accompanying the album was a website that sold alibis for murders. This website attracted too much attention and hence the original name was restored. Their final album was then released in 2003 titled Necrosis. The band decided to split up in 2004. Shortly thereafter, Anders rejoined synth-rock outfit Apoptygma Berzerk for the recording of You and Me Against the World, which had many top-10 singles in Europe, and subsequent touring. Learn more about Cadaver