Eureka The Butcher “Music For Mothers” comes out on May 28, 2013
Eureka the Butcher, solo pseudonym of Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez (also of Zechs Marquise and The Mars Volta) announces the forthcoming release of his debut album. The recording, Music For Mothers is dedicated to the multi-instrumentalist’s mother Frances Sarah Rodriguez-Lopez who passed away last year. The album will be released via Rodriguez Lopez Productions on May 28, 2013 - stream “Here Comes Eureka B” below:
Regarding the album, Marcel writes:
“This record is for my mom because she is the reason why I started playing the piano. She told me that it was great that I wanted to play drums, but if I played the piano, I could create music and play to a room full of people by myself. I didn’t start playing drums for another 4 years, and I wouldn’t start playing piano for another 7 or so. That’s when i started making electronic music. Making music under the Eureka name gives me that ability: to make music and perform by myself. I, however, do not perform alone. Sadah Luna performs with me because of my love for her dance and her love for my music. She completes the live show.





First of all, you should all know you can count on me to bring some interesting new music to the table and boy do I have a treat for you. If you haven’t yet come across the newly formed band by frontman Cedric Bixler Zavala of The Mars Volta named Anywhere, get ready for some strange, yet beautiful acoustic psychedelic/progressive rock. Cedric teams up with guitarist Christian Eric Beaulieu of Triclops!, and bassist Mike Watt of fIREHOSE/Minutemen/The Stooges to make up this great 3 piece band. Cedric takes control of drums and vocals while Christian Beaulieu handles guitar duties and Mike Watt carries the bass through this finely crafted self titled album. They also welcomed guest appearances on a few songs from the likes of Rachel Fannan Ex-Sleepy Sun member and Toshi Kasai of Big Business. The album flows wonderfully from Pyramid Mirrors to Infrared Moses. I’d say this album is more of an intrumental record. So if you’re not that big on instrumental, you may only take a liking to a couple songs on this album, but nonetheless still enjoy them very much! My recommended tracks: Rosa Rugosa, Dead Golden West, and Pyramid Mirrors. Stream the entire album at Vice’s music site 

