Yee Loi
Amidst eight raging fire-piles, the truculent sisters and brother stoke much fiercer flames, as embodied in Rock'n'Roll that's gonna blaze millions bye bye.
Video: "Why Ask Why"
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Sunday, June 28, 2026
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Zombina and the Skeletones
Horror Shorts digital
(Self-issued)
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Whimsical - in a creaking-stairs, swinging-bare-bulb sort of manner - 'Bat Face' is the fifth entry in the group's fright flicks spree. As if their cracked-mirror approach to musicalizing (the result being Horror Punk that digs rubber masks) weren't sufficiently magnetic, the videos compiled here encompass graphic art, footage sliced from drive-in trash epics, and band members' own thespian stabs.
The above is madcap monsterism on substances unknown. Beneath toil musicians whose work suggests Ramones energy, Hammer-soundtrack knowingness, and Go Gos-gone-ga ga Pop mesmeric knack.
Videos "Fiend Without a Face" "2 Scoops of Brain" "Nightmare Castle" "Do You Want to Be My Death" "Bat Face"
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Yee Loi
The pairing of exuberant, crash-car swerving with delineation of generational struggles overcome works, exactly because neither steps on the other.
Facebook message: "Our first ever headline gig. We need you to be there! Northern Quarter, Huddersfield. 29th May 2026. For tickets." (See poster below.)
Video: "Poor Girl"
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Zombina and the Skeletones
In Sinistereo
(9x9 Records)
Last month, guitarist/singer Doc Horror explained to Joyzine: "The impetus behind recording Zombina and the Skeletones' In Sinistereo in the first place was the enormous backlog of unused songs that we’d amassed over the years. Old demos that we loved and always intended to eventually flesh out, but would get passed-over every time we would start recording a new record…"
Though researchers have repeatedly fed these tracks through arcane computerized processes, they remain baffled as to why any were ever discounted. A Horror Punk/Psychobilly graft with Power Pop intuitions, majestic countenance, and arched eyebrows throws back its ebony cape. Mysteriously abandoned songs' compilation in this "quadrilogy" (combined are all tracks from four previous In Sinistereo EPs) totals positive product.
Though dire atmospherics hang like cobwebs, and despite darkness, airs dance entrancingly. Fetching melodies unfurl in spectacle, unleashing mesmeric mistiness whose capacities derive from synth/monster beat/guitar aggressions channeled by calculation. Vocals at once winsome and chilling sound sirens bewitching. And, a smirk playing about his mouth, Baron Von Saxophone sidles from hidden passages' cover.
Rather than squandering energies with laboratory thingamajigs, the eggheads should have shuttered windows and unearthed any Maila Nurmi broadcast.
Recommended: "(All I Wanna Do is) Decompose (with You)," "Phantom with the X-Ray Mind," "I Hate Humans," "Whatever You Do, Don't Fall in Love," "Kill!!!," "Ramon," "The Crawling Love," "The Stakeout," "Stalkin'"
Videos: "Phantom with the X-Ray Mind" "I Hate Humans" "Kill!!!" "The Stakeout"
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