Horror Of 59
Screams From The Cellar
Screams From The Cellar
The first thing that hit me about this album was the power of the guitars, more than once i mistook a punk riff for a heavy metal one.
First track 'Blood Zombie' instantly lets the listener know what they are in for. Zombies, Graveyards and morgues are aplenty on this album. Next we have 'Graveyard Beyond The Woods', this song shows off frontman, Bob Noxious's vocal range and style. His sound very much reminds me of the old crooning style.
The album continues its morbid theme with tracks like 'Black Hearse Cadillac', 'Frankenstein Returns' and 'Casket Road', this is followed by 'Demented', which i think is a homage to the misfits as i can really see this as one of their songs.
Toward the end of the album we have 'Human Remains From Outer Space', not my favourite song on the album but very much a belting horrorpunk tune, then we get to my favourite song on the album 'Deadend Avenue' , a sing-a-long anthem for every horrorpunk who has found a place within this close community of music lovers!!
More awesome songs follow with 'Creatures From The Morgue' and 'Moonville Spooks', once again proving that these guys can write fast, brutal but also melodic catchy horrorpunk songs.
Second to last track and we get to 'Lugosi's Grave', the longest track on the album and one of the harder, more harsh tracks, im personally not keen on this one but its still well written and produced.
And we end with 'Helltown', another rocking punk rock song with the Noxious trademark croon. Thus ends another contender for a horrorpunk must-have album.
Think Nim Vind fronting early misfits and thats as close as you can get
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