Killer Tone Jones

The Resurection Doktor   vinyl

(Crazy Love)

16 tracks compiled from previous EPs. Neither medical science nor law enforcement offer explanation for this aberrant life essence. Even explorers combing darkened drive ins and ratty Punk dives are nonplussed. But mohawked monsters dig. When shards of Psycho and other mutant subgenres have coalesced within the confines of a taboo Garage, the creature produced has but one ambition: revelry of dark hallmark. Get in / make your point / get out dictates song construction - that's as should be. Strings that slither through eerie precincts, low-end bass negotiations, and appropriately uncomplicated drumwork provide fitting backdrop for throat pipes that seem scraped off paranormal floor stones.

Recommended: "Crush the Bone," "The Creeper," "The Girl from Planet X," "Death Cabaret," "Drums of the Dead," "Bad Barbie," "Knuckle Muscle"

Videos: "Crush the Bone" (live)   "The Girl from Planet X"   "Bad Barbie" (live audio)   "Knuckle Muscle"

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Ewigkeit (Eternity)   double LP, gatefold edition

(Crazy Love)

Marauding in all directions is bare-boned Rockabilly that's hip to contemporary gestures, represent 40 years of loved labors, and that boasts capillaries surgent with daredevil vigor. The present writer doubts a rawhide riff or drop-solid beat is unknown to players under this examination. A pint, a fishnetted pin-up, and this here spell overnights propitious.

Recommended: "Scheiß drauf," "Lockdown Bop," "Slide the Bop," "BAM," "Coffin Suit," "Torsby Rock'n'Roll," "Ewigkeit," "Eins," "Streets of Elmshorn," "Wolf," "Rockin' in the Graveyard"

Videos: "Slide the Bop"   "Torsby Rock'n'Roll"   "Streets of Elmshorn" (live)

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Back In the day, 2003

Demented Are Go

Live At the Galaxy

(Crazy Love Records)

By the moment this is visible, DAG will be laying waste to French environs, having left casualaties in their flamboyant, grisly Mexican and Columbian wake. As tattooed wretches yet breathing anticipate a promised 2025 studio disc, retrospective consideration of this bygone live document is apt.

Sparky and disfigured mates were captured in technicolor spectacle as they bombarded wrecking mutants with cacophonous ruckus, Owing to crisp sound quality, stark songs that rained down on multi-hued quiffs come across spectacularly. 

Sparky's immediately recognizable snarl and six-string hitman Lex Luther's targeted shootings ricochet and resound. The pair tower as uncannily dynamic. And the rhythm cell joining in the muscular madness knock down walls.

No song is superfluous. Each storms with unspeakable aspect. The crowd's shouts attest to the power of DAG's maliciously oddball spectacle.

Today's lineup differs. But fresh online footage depicts the present incarnation as no less alacritous and enamored of morbidness. The forthcoming disc can be expected to make monsters of those daring to listen.

Recommended: "Sickness of Truth," "Holy Hack Jack," "One Sharp Knife," "Queen of Disease," "Reptile Queen," "Blood Beach," "Zombie Stalk," "P.V.C. Chair," "Don't Send Me No Flowers," "Love Seeps Like a Festering Sore"

Videos: "Queen of Disease"   "Reptile Queen"   "Love Seeps Like a Festering Sore"

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