In 1999 transformed from a Wrestling Rock'n'Roll Super Trash Hero into a Blues Trash Preaching Reverend normally Performing as a One Man Band but on that album ( 2001) Backed up with non others than: Gerry Mohr and Robert Butler ( the Miracle Workers, the Get Lost) Janosh ( the Monsters ) and Gringo Starr ( the Jackets, the Never Heard Of Ems) and Recorded in London’s fabulous Toe Rag Studios (at that time copletly unknown) together with Liam Watson 13 Songs that makes you Balls freeze and your Liver Quiver, REVEREND BEAT-MAN is the Swiss head honcho of Voodoo Rhythm Records and has led that country’s premiere garage band, The Monsters, since the mid 80's. He is currently in receipt of religion, living life as a primitive gospel blues trash evangelist , on that Album you will here a Full Blast Explosion and Mixture of GOSPEL , TRASH and BLUES in the RAWEST FORM EVER !!! 'get on your knees' is a Howling wolf Inspired Song that guides you on your favourite position in Live, 'HOW FAR CAN YOU GO' is not a question ,its a mission, this song can go up to 20 minutes in a live version, here we get a album version :) anyway if you are addicted to the RURAL PUREST EVER PLAYED BLUES AND GOSPEL then that's your adress and the Reverend Will guide you trou the Gates in hell direct into the Orbit of Trash and Love BEAT-MAN is the Swiss head honcho of Voodoo Rhythm Records and has led that country’s premiere garage band, The Monsters, for the past 17 years. He is currently in receipt of religion, living life as a primitive gospel blues trash evangelist known as REVEREND BEAT-MAN (with a band called the Un-Believers.) “Get On Your Knees” was recorded at UK’s legendary Toe Rag Studios, with songs like “Oh Lord”, “The Lord Is Coming Back”, and others that can’t be printed here. Seems BEAT-MAN’S musical antics go back to the 1980s when he was a attraction on the Euro trash rock scene, both as a one-man band (he plays kick drum and guitar) and wrestling show. If his conversion came via Robert Johnson and Screaming Jay Hawkins, the latest stuff on BEAT MAN’S Voodoo Rhythm label occupies a musical niche almost entirely of its own making. Three parts trash and garage, four parts voodoobilly, it's as primal as f**k and not more than a little demented. You've heard garage music but this is about as far removed from the cutesy demo antics of the White Stripes or the energetic but comparatively polite Mooney Suzuki as you can get. This is f**king w-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-y out there. THE REV was a hit at the last Las Vegas Grind, with two very sexy and nasty looking nuns, cigarettes hanging out of their mouths, surrounding him while he beat and howled music that had everyone either dropping their jaw, popping their eyes or laughing hysterically while toe tapping! Hope Urban (Juxtapooz)