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22 December 2023
On April 27th, you might find yourself inexplicably, uncontrollably tapping your toes. You’ll grease up that pompadour, fire up the hot rod, and head off to the Cemetery Hop to dance your ass off with some sweet, ghoulish Betty. Why? Because the Nekromantix are releasing their next album, Dead Girls Don’t Cry. And once the first notes of "Backstage Pass to Hell" hit, you’ll feel like you just had your brain bit by a rockabilly zombie.
Dead Girls Don’t Cry once again crowns Nekromantix as the graveyard kings of psychobilly. For 14 fast, furious, frightening tracks, Denmark’s denizens of the living dead put your ass in a rug-cutting frenzy, conjuring up the spirits of Carl Perkins and Nosferatu in the same rock 'n' roll breath. From the question-posing "Where Do Monsters Go?", to the gruesome telling of "What's On Your Neighbor’s BBQ", and an eerie, title-less, 31-minute-long closing track, they maintain a gimmick of sorts, and do it without annoying the fuck out of you.
So get ready to get haunted. Dead Girls Don’t Cry will bring Halloween to April, and you have Hellcat Records to thank.
Dead Girls Don’t Cry once again crowns Nekromantix as the graveyard kings of psychobilly. For 14 fast, furious, frightening tracks, Denmark’s denizens of the living dead put your ass in a rug-cutting frenzy, conjuring up the spirits of Carl Perkins and Nosferatu in the same rock 'n' roll breath. From the question-posing "Where Do Monsters Go?", to the gruesome telling of "What's On Your Neighbor’s BBQ", and an eerie, title-less, 31-minute-long closing track, they maintain a gimmick of sorts, and do it without annoying the fuck out of you.
So get ready to get haunted. Dead Girls Don’t Cry will bring Halloween to April, and you have Hellcat Records to thank.
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issue
vol 6 - issue 08 (apr 2004)
section
entertainmental