Dead Werewolves Outlaw (Zoviet Records 2008)

Splattered the heads and conquer the crazy acts of Pogo dance on the bloody floor as you might finding what’s best intentions to have while playing this Goth-psychobilly Rock made-scare by the Texan band Ghoultown. The pounding fun of terror blending of both Punk Rock and Rockabilly with a little taste of Latino’s dead pulse into their mixed music. As you might laughing for seeing the restless spirits walks the earth and creeping on everybody or the crack open asphalt showing smokey hot clouds with ooze stuff raising hell to your neighborhood tonight really could build a psychotic character inside you slowly. The rhythms and the three chords of simple riff emerging like bats out of nowhere at night and the fulfilled themes of horrific terrors flowing like mudslide covering the entire peaceful conditions that used to coloring your days with the great rock-driven beats flicks out of this recording release from Ghoultown – Life After Sundown.
Coming to your place just like the band of morbid circus parade team of vocalist Count Lyle, Jake Middlefinger the lead guitarist, Lizard Lazario (acoustic guitar, vocals), Santi on bass and vocals, drummer Dalton Black and Randy Grimm on trumpet/percussion exploding their tribute to darkness and dead days afflictions by using the couragous scary loud music with some exceptation for acoustic-eerie ones on I Spit On Your Grave, Under the Phantom Moon, Thunder Over El Paso and Train to Nowhere. As the cold empty road leads you to the middle of ghostly abandoned outpost or barnyard – just remember that at the end of the night someone precisely would bleed and die in your hand by coincidence. 


Life After Sundown:
https://youtu.be/AIspscyzYmw