Bloody Benders

Live from London (Hope and Anchor)

(Bambam Records)

Just as Kansas's 1870s Bloody Benders swung menace, so too do the Horror Punk agitators presently under advisement. But, whereas the grisly formers bludgeoned victims, their south-of-the-border namesakes now pound admirers with barre chords. 

Recommended: "Crossroads," "Por las que ya no están," "I Eat Your Brain," "La Vampira"

Videos: "Crossroads"   "Por las que ya no están"   "I Eat Your Brain"

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Runaway guitars compelled. An Al Adamson/Sam Phillips/Miki Zone stitched-form leapt from his threadbare flip-up in the abandoned movie palace, grabbed fishnetted and mascaraed Vampira by her pallid hand, and tripped the light ghastly 'cross the cobwebbed aisle. Hideous wretches mash-potatoed on the silver screen.

Another Saturday midnight, in the Rock'n'RollMonsterMadhouse.

Video: "Palomitas y Películas de Horror"

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