Recently when covering the new album from Bad Luck Gamblers we pondered how big and potent the psychobilly scene was in their native Brazil. Investigation revealed it is pretty good and growing and so it appears, going by the new… Read More ›
Eddie Cochran
Norm And The Nightmarez – Psychobilly D.N.A.
After the stomping triumph of their debut album two years ago, anticipation here for a successor from Norm And The Nightmarez was always heading towards the lustful side. Psychobilly Infection was a devilish treat of the trio’s distinctive multi-flavoured psychobilly;… Read More ›
Thee Infecteds – The Macabre Tale Of The Harlots Curse
Imagine Misfits meets The Meteors with the salacious touch of Demented Are Go and the thumping might of Grumpynators involved and you get a sense of the treat to be found within The Macabre Tale Of The Harlots Curse. The… Read More ›
Warm crypts and sizzling corpses: an interview with Norm Elliot of Norm And The Nightmarez
Wickedly contagious and a diversely warped fusion or rockabilly and psychobilly at its most incendiary best, Psychobilly Infection the debut album from Norm & The Nightmarez is one of those standard forging releases which breeds inspiration and exhilaration. Thirteen tracks… Read More ›
MFC Chicken – Solid Gravy
If their debut album Music for Chicken had feet and emotions exhausted from its unrelenting revelry and thrilling sounds then have paramedics on speed dial as its successor Solid Gravy is a much more voraciously devilish and creatively incendiary stomp…. Read More ›
The Kings Of Outer Space – How To Fly A Rocket
There is not a great deal we can tell you about UK rockabillies The Kings Of Outer Space, but one thing we can declare with loud confidence is that their new album How To Fly A Rocket is one exhilarating… Read More ›
Thirteen Shots – Tales That Start With A Whisper
After the success of their excellent debut album Vaudeville just over a year ago, UK horror punk n rollers Thirteen Shots teased the appetite further with songs like Zombies From The USSR, a track which made up one of their… Read More ›
Sound Of The Suburb: Self-Titled
Formed in late 2005, North London band Sound of the Suburb has earned a good reputation around their local area of East Finchley for their enjoyable live shows of cover songs. A ‘pub band’ of the finer persuasion, their energetic… Read More ›
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