Macelleria Mobile Di Mezzanotte

Italian Industrial Noise Project

Macelleria Mobile di Mezzanotte, also known as MMM, is an Italian project that began as a power electronics / harsh noise act in the late 1990s. The name translates to "Midnight Meat Market," which reflects the dark and often disturbing themes explored in their music. Over time, the project, led by Adriano Vincenti, has evolved to incorporate elements of dark jazz, ambient, and noir soundscapes, creating a unique blend of music that defies easy categorization. Their work is characterized by a cinematic quality and frequently delves into themes of eroticism, death, and decay. Macelleria Mobile di Mezzanotte has released several albums and has been involved in various collaborations and live performances, contributing to the underground experimental music scene. The albums mentioned— "Funeral Jazz," "Blues And Doped Flowers From Twenty Three Years After Eschaton," and "This Savaging Disaster"—showcase the project's range from their earlier noise-oriented material to their more recent atmospheric compositions.