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She Turned into a Zombie
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Released: Feb 18, 2009
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  • Genre: Punk / Rock / Surf

    Location TorHAUNTo, Ontario, CA

    Profile Views: 20246

    Last Login: 11/16/2011

    Member Since 1/27/2008

    Website myspace.com/screamagers

    Record Label Centipede Records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    .. ..New album available NOW!!! Art by Adam Invader. Click the image below to BUY NOW!.. .. .......... .. "The Screamagers offer songs that would seem right at home accompanying scenes of flying saucers descending on beach parties, shambolic skeletons doo-wooping from their crypts, and post-apocalyptic arthropods boogieing down while worlds collide. Their songs feel like reading your first issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland or finding an old 1960s monster model kit in the garage." --The Zed Word (Read The Zed Word's full album review by clicking ..here..!)..

  • Members

    Greg Shadowcaster (Vocals & Guitar), Boocas Lyers (Bass), The Mutilator (Drums) ......

  • Influences

    Carnival of Souls, Wasp Woman, Kingdom of the Spiders, The Brain from Planet Arous, Bucket of Blood, Theatre of Blood, The Day it Came to Earth, The Tingler, Horror of Party Beach, The Last Man on Earth, Little Shop of Horrors (original Roger Corman version), Re-Animator, Return of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dorks, The Stuff, Attack of the Giant Leeches, The Corpse Grinders, Dracula AD 1972, Horror Express, The Creeping Flesh

  • Sounds Like

    The Screamagers have created a monster that refuses to die! By fusing '50s and '60s pop sensibilities with crooning vocals and a touch of Ramones and Misfits-inspired punk, the Screamagers concocted a new musical genre: Ghoul Rock! The Screamagers leave no genre staple untouched: zombies, vampires, mummies, werewolves and giant insects are all paid tribute in their songs. Their fiendtastic and spooktacular tunes are best described as spoovy - a combination of spooky and groovy! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-ha!

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New album available NOW!!! Art by Adam Invader. Click the image below to BUY NOW!


"The Screamagers offer songs that would seem right at home accompanying scenes of flying saucers descending on beach parties, shambolic skeletons doo-wooping from their crypts, and post-apocalyptic arthropods boogieing down while worlds collide. Their songs feel like reading your first issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland or finding an old 1960s monster model kit in the garage." --The Zed Word (Read The Zed Word's full album review by clicking here!)..

Member Since:

January 27, 2008

Members:

Greg Shadowcaster (Vocals & Guitar), Boocas Lyers (Bass), The Mutilator (Drums)

Influences:

Carnival of Souls, Wasp Woman, Kingdom of the Spiders, The Brain from Planet Arous, Bucket of Blood, Theatre of Blood, The Day it Came to Earth, The Tingler, Horror of Party Beach, The Last Man on Earth, Little Shop of Horrors (original Roger Corman version), Re-Animator, Return of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dorks, The Stuff, Attack of the Giant Leeches, The Corpse Grinders, Dracula AD 1972, Horror Express, The Creeping Flesh

Sounds Like:

The Screamagers have created a monster that refuses to die! By fusing '50s and '60s pop sensibilities with crooning vocals and a touch of Ramones and Misfits-inspired punk, the Screamagers concocted a new musical genre: Ghoul Rock! The Screamagers leave no genre staple untouched: zombies, vampires, mummies, werewolves and giant insects are all paid tribute in their songs. Their fiendtastic and spooktacular tunes are best described as spoovy - a combination of spooky and groovy! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-ha!

Record Label:

Centipede Records

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