"I love it! That song, "Cabin Fever", rocks! I enjoy (their) music. It's really fucking cool!"
Eli Roth, director of "Cabin Fever" and "Hostel"
"The band's 14-track, 26-minute-long debut album, "There's No Business Like Horror Business", sounds like an early Ramones record... Unlike many other bands out there, the Dead Next Door understand what rock 'n' roll is supposed to be: loud, fast and fun. If There's No Business Like Horror Business doesn't make you want to go grave dancing at the nearest cemetery, chances are you're already dead..."
Invisible Invaders Magazine
"I'd be hard pressed to think of a band as devoted to and as grounded in the rotted roots of the horror genre as this trio from Gothenburg, Sweden. Sure a lot of Psycho-billy and Death Rock outfits front it, but these guys live it! Their sound is driving and their riffs, infectious, you'll be playing them a lot, trust me!"
Blackwell F/X
"Their new CD, There's No Business Like Horror Business, is a creepy collection of infectious rock songs from beyond the grave. If your searching for monstrous music with undying appeal, look no further than The Dead Next Door!"
Dark Realms Magazine
"It's Misfits meets Ramones meets Social Distortion meets 50's Doowop!"
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With an assembly that includes members of Ministry (Warner Bros.) and Thrill Kill Kult (Rykodisc), it's obvious project .44 has a firm grasp on the aggro/industrial/tek metal scene...
Jesus H. Christ--- => the new songs are freaking awesome! the only thing bad about the new album is ill toss and turn and have to wait for it to be released! you made my halloween!
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