I’d imagine that the Daytrotter ranch is probably the only place that could come close to fitting all of Dark Meat in for a session and have it be anywhere near comfortable. Late last year Daytrotter posted the Dark Meat session which consists of just two new songs. Below is the first, along with the band’s description of it.

MP3: Dark Meat – Oh, To Find Her Gone
Is a cold-death broadside. This time, a man grows so lonely in the dark paused-rot of a northern rural winter that he begins to hear warnings in the wind. They grow so dire he decides he must not ignore them and so he goes to give his former love the black news from the wind. She’s gone, without a trace. Her clocks are ticking, though, and her house is in order, and a vegetable smell permeates the atmosphere. He waits, but she never comes. Back at his sad house, he idles in the now-heightened solitude, but is so haunted by dreams of her that he must soon leave to wander other lands, and is therefore freed from his moribund life.

Read more and grab the other song, “When The Shelter Came,” at Daytrotter. Download Dark Meat’s Daytrotter session