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SurgeryHead Release Splatterific ‘Garbage Day (aka Black Neon)’
For those of you who enjoy the whole resurgence of horror retrosynth (I’m with you on this one) but are also wanting something a bit more hard hitting, allow me to introduce you to SurgeryHead, an Irish electronic artist whose style reminds me of the splatter gorefests of the 80’s.
Just read this description of SurgeryHead:
A malformed creature raised on a diet of 1980s horror movies, industrial EBM and slick french electro, SurgeryHead is music that you can mosh too as easily as it’ll make you shake that which your putrid mother cursed you with.
If I’ve got you as hooked as you should be, then take the next step and head down to listen to the newly released Garbage Day (A.K.A. Black Neon), which you can also snag for €2, making it an incredibly worthwhile purchase.
Rob Zombie is headed back on tour this Summer, and he’s whetting our appetite this week with a brand new music video from his just-released new album, The Great Satan.
Zombie’s eighth studio album, The Great Satan was released in February via Nuclear Blast Records. Watch the brand new official music video for the track “Tarantula” below!
The album is produced by Zeuss, who produced Zombie’s previous two albums (2016’s The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser and 2021’s The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy), and composed music for 31, 3 from Hell, and The Munsters.
The new music brings Rob Zombie back to his Hellbilly roots with frenetic cuts such as “Punks And Demons,” “Heathen Days,” “(I’m a) Rock ‘N’ Roller” and “Tarantula.”
Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson will co-headline the Freaks on Parade Tour this Summer with support from The Hu and Orgy. Learn more about the tour and get your tickets now.
But what about new movies from Rob Zombie? Unfortunately, we’ve got nothing to share on that front at this time. Zombie hasn’t made a new movie since The Munsters back in 2022.
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