The Delstroyers
Bomboras dissipate when dropdown toms and bass-string anglings assure foundation for trebly articulations known well to Green Room habitués.
Videos: "Nightshade" & "Cannibal Car"
Capsule reviews by a jury of one: Iowa journalist/author DC Larson. Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Blues, Alternative, Western Swing, R and B, Punk, Swing, Hillbilly, Glam, Americana. DC Larson's retro science fiction writing blog, from which the Eddie Atomic Space Adventures are available, is RETRO RIFF BOOKS. And his political writings one is AMERICAN SCENE MAGAZINE. Both are also on Blogspot. All original content on these three blogs is under author copyright.
The Delstroyers
Bomboras dissipate when dropdown toms and bass-string anglings assure foundation for trebly articulations known well to Green Room habitués.
Videos: "Nightshade" & "Cannibal Car"
The Darts (US)
Halloween Love Songs
(Adrenalin Fix Music)
Singer/keyboardist Nicole Laurenne: "During a 2024 interview with Rock n Folk magazine in Paris, I jokingly mentioned that the world needed some new Halloween songs...So I got to work..."
The result? When the mystery hearse smashed into the joint, assorted kicks-junkies dropped glasses to the floor. And when the ebony corpsemobile plowed into the blinking juke, and sounds at once ghastly and seductive roared forth, all surrendered to magnetism of unknown birth...
Back to Nicole (who also wields a glockenspiel): "So, side A is chock full of tasty, candy-colored Halloween kitsch, to be played while trick-or-treating as the sun sets...But side B is for after dark, when the bonfire is raging. It's for sweaty, middle-of-the-night dancing, making out on a bed of empty candy wrappers, and spinning through an all-nighter apocalypse."
Recommended: "Midnight Creep," "Zombies on the Metro," "Blood Run Cold," "Dream Ghost," "Every Night is Halloween," "Apocalypse," "Darkness," "Shadow," "Late Drive"
Videos: "Midnight Creep" (official video) "Zombies on the Metro" (Now Dig This TV performance) "Every Night is Halloween" (lyric video) "Apocalypse"