Uncle Mayhem
Uncle Mayhem
Genres: grindcore, experimental, death metal
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About Uncle Mayhem
There may be two artists that went under this name: 1) Uncle Mayhem was a joke death metal/grindcore side project started by Jason Suecof in the late 1990s and the project evolved into Crotchduster as time went by. Uncle Mayhem consisted of Jason Suecof going under the name Uncle Mayhem (vocals, guitar), Turnface Williams (bass) and a drum machine called Decepticon. Suecof also worked with various other musicians on this joke side project. It is not known who the other musicians are, but it is possible that Richard Christy and John Scott Senovich were the other musicians involved with Uncle Mayhem. A collection of songs that were sporadically recorded between 1999-2002. A couple songs were uploaded on the now defunct MP3.com in the 2000s. All of the songs that were recorded ended up on an unofficial album entitled The 5th Deception and it was never intended to be officially released. Songs were unofficially released via the internet and the album was uploaded by YouTube user in StabbedintheHead on August 31, 2020. It is unknown when Uncle Mayhem ended. It is possible that it restarted in 2004 or a completely new band decided to use it since the Uncle Mayhem name was free to use. 2) It is possible another Uncle Mayhem emerged in 2004. It may have been started by John Scott Senovich (as Count Zee) and Richard Christy or it is a continuation of the joke side project started by Jason Suecof. It is possible that Count Zee and Christy got permission from Suecof to use the name Uncle Mayhem. By 2004, Suecof moved on from Uncle Mayhem. Suecof was involved with Crotchduster and the album Big Fat Box of Shit was released. Suecof was also involved with Capharnaum at that time. There's no evidence that suggests that Suecof had involvement in this newly formed Uncle Mayhem or continuation of Uncle Mayhem. Discogs does not have The 5th Deception in their database as an unofficial release, so it is possible that this is another Uncle Mayhem. This second incarnation of Uncle Mayhem or newly formed band with the name Uncle Mayhem recorded a track called "Leaders Will Come" and it appears on an album entitled Skip Skiffington Tribute CD, which was released by Zomular.com. A track entitled "Leaders Will Come, Leaders Will Go" appears on Zampler CD, also released by Zomular.com. It is possible that this track is "Leaders Will Come" and it was retitled for the Zampler CD release, this is unknown. The status of this possibly different Uncle Mayhem is unknown. Discogs
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