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Creeper's Will Gould Announces New Salem EP 'Salem II', Shares Draculads Single Tuesday, 13 April 2021 Written by Jon Stickler Salem, the side project from Creeper's Will Gould, have shared details of a new EP. The duo — completed by Matt Reynolds of Howard’s Alias, Skylar and Drawings — will release 'Salem II' on May 7 via Roadrunner Records. The announcement comes with the newly unveiled single Draculads, a boisterous track that brings more than a sniff of punk spirit to the party. It comes accompanied by an '80's style gothic video, viewable below. Gould said:  ...

“Everything sucks, life is a drag, I wish I was dead.” Are you or one of your loved ones experiencing vivid thoughts of Vampira? Are you or anyone you know obsessively dying your hair black while humming the theme song to The Munsters? If fantasies of horror and destruction are occupying your thoughts…we may have just what you’re looking for! Nothin’ quite scratches that itch like a horror punk list leading into the new year, and I, Bobby Calabrese, am here to help. Occult rock, Satanic doo-wop, horror punk? However you define the evil side of rock and roll, this is bad music for b...

via Roadrunner Records By Callum Holgate on Very few bands can successfully pull off a near-total reinvention, but Creeper took this idea, laughed directly in its face, and provided us with one of the best albums of 2020 without even breaking a sweat.  Sex, Death and the Infinite Void is a masterclass in reinvention. Southampton’s homegrown rockers Creeper maintained that cutting, dark, punk style that made them so popular to begin with, while beautifully sanding down the points of their fangs with that Americana sound. ‘Anabelle’, ‘Cyanide’ and ‘Be My End’ still...

Wiretap Records bands list their favorite albums of 2020 Wiretap Records have shared their album of the year lists, including Talk Show Host, American Television, Mercy Music, LOVEBREAKERS, Catholic Guilt, Answering Machine, and In Parallel (who share a member with Hopesfall, who also made us a list). See their lists below. The Casket Lottery, who put out a record on Wiretap this year. photo via Bandcamp We've always described our band with the beginning to a lame joke (“two recovering punks and an indie rocker walk into a bar...”) so our list is divided accordingly and, otherwise, in n...

8. Deftones – Ohms 6. Svalbard – When I Die Will I Get Better? 5. Loathe – I Let It In And It Took Everything 4. Touché Amoré – Lament 2. Biffy Clyro – A Celebration Of Endings 1. Code Orange – Underneath My early-year obsession with this record – it would get listened to in its entirety once, if not twice, a day; every day; every week – meant Underneath and I had to go on a self-imposed summer-long separation for the sake of my sanity. Revisiting it again for the first time only recently, it remains as enthralling and thrilling as it was all the way back in Januar...