Category Archives: Stereo Terror

Stereo Terror: Gallowmere – From The Forested North

September 22, 2018 by Mister Gore

While Gallowmere have never been officially reviewed on this site, they did contribute a track to The Deadhouse Presents Cuts From The Slab and have long been a favorite around these parts. After a long layoff that seemed like forever, the band is back with a new album featuring 7 tracks of blistering horrorpunk. From The Forested North is the band’s second official release, in addition to a live album and a few sporadic singles, and the band takes their best shot with this one

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Stereo Terror: Argyle Goolsby – Hollow Bodies Chapter One

September 19, 2018 by Mister Gore

This one has been a long time coming. It was last summer when I first interviewed Argyle Goolsby before his performance with the Roving Midnight in Toronto where we discussed his plans to release a studio recording of the Hollow Bodies acoustic side of his music.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: argyle goolsby, Argyle Goolsby And The Roving Midnight, Blitzkid, Hollow Bodies, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, music, Music Reviews, Reviews, Stereo Terror

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Stereo Terror: Sematary Spawn – Music For Maniacs Vol. 1 EP

September 3, 2018 by Mister Gore

Do you ever miss those old incredible 80s slasher movie soundtracks that somehow have gone onto live a life of their own, like Dokken doing “Dream Warriors” for A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 3: The Dream Warriors, or hell, the entirety of what I still consider the best movie soundtrack in existence, Return Of The Living Dead. Well fiends and ghouls, you are not alone. Sematary Spawn takes us back almost to a moment in time when these types of albums and theme songs were the norm, and does one hell of a job in doing so.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: 80s Horror, Critical Mass, Exorcism Of The Dead, Horror Soundtracks, Lycanimator, Mike Trebilcock, MutANTS, Payback's A Beast, Sematary Spawn, Slimoids, Stereo Terror, The Curse Of Krampus, You Can't Take It With You

Stereo Terror: Shadow Windhawk – The Funeral Cortege

August 25, 2018 by Mister Gore

At this point, it would be foolish to not consider Shadow Windhawk one of the biggest names in the horrorpunk scene today. Windhawk has been steadily active over the past half-decade, and a long-time supporter of this very site. In fact, Windhawk and fellow supporter Al B. Damned were the first two artists to embrace and help spread the word about this very site. I’ve been lucky enough to have interviewed Windhawk on a few occasions and you can check those out here and here. Now, after years of touring and also serving as a member of Argyle Goolsby’s Roving Midnight band, Windhawk has released the concluding chapter of his ‘Funerary Trilogy’ which began with the Casket Spray EP and continued with the 2016 release of Cremation Garden.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Borgo Pass, Funerary Trilogy, Green-Wood, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Shadow Windhawk, Shadow Windhawk & The Morticians, Shadow Windhawk And The Morticians, The Funeral Cortege, Zombiecock

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Stereo Terror: JxV – Ritual

July 22, 2018 by Mister Gore

A sad reality of the horror music scene is that many bands come and go on a very frequent basis, with more bands releasing an album or two then disbanding then bands with a level of staying power. Sadly, the band formerly known as JasonXVoorhees, who changed their name to simply JXV before the release of what will now be the band’s swan song. Ritual may only be eight tracks long, but it hits like a ton of bricks.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Hardcore, Hardcore Horror, Hardcore Music, Horror, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorcore, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, JasonxVoorhees, JXV, music, Music Reviews, Reviews, Stereo Terror

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Stereo Terror: Robby Bloodshed – 21 And On

June 27, 2018 by Mister Gore

Let it be noted right from the start, this is not your traditional horrorpunk album. While Bloodshed is very much born out of the scene and still an active part of it, his music has evolved over the years moving slightly away from the traditional horrorpunk sound with each subsequent album. I was listening to this album in the car with my girlfriend and she noted how it was a step away from what I normally have blasting when I get into ‘review mode’ and I plainly stated that if old school Danzig and Queen were to ever have made a lovechild it would be Robby Bloodshed and if they made an album, it would be 21 And On.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: 21 And On, Danzig, Horror, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Queen, Robby Bloodshed

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Stereo Terror: Running From Daylight – Elvis Ain’t Dead Yet

April 20, 2018 by Mister Gore

I’ve been noticing a litany of new groups popping up all over the Great White North. One of these bands just happens to be based right here in my hometown of London, Ontario called Running From Daylight. Back in November I did do a Stereo Terror review looking at their debut album, Coffin For Two, which you can check out here. So when standup bassist/vocalist Garrett Keith hooked me up with an advanced copy of the band’s newest album, Elvis Ain’t Dead Yet, I was more than thrilled to dig into what my fellow Londoners had put together.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Call The Office, canadian bands, canadian horrorpunk, Canadian Punk, Elvis Ain't Dead Yet, Horror, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorbilly, Horrorbilly Reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, London, London Ontario, Psychobilly, Psychobilly Reviews, Rene D La Muerte, Running From Daylight, Stereo Terror, The Brains

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Stereo Terror: Wolfman And The Brimstone Boys – Safe Space

April 16, 2018 by Mister Gore

It’s no secret that Wolfman Chuck has been a long-time supporter of my work here on The Deadhouse. Just click his name there and you will see I’ve done numerous reviews and an interview with the man, so when I was presented with the opportunity to check out his newest project, backed by a full band with a more metal edge to the music, I jumped at the opportunity. I won’t lie here, I was also privy to some of the demos as this long gestating project came to be, so I had a bit of an idea of what to expect. But even with that knowledge I had no idea how great Safe Space would turn out. Hell, it may be the best work the man has ever done!

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Bake That Cake, Horror, Horror Metal, Horror Music Reviews, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horror Rock, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Music Reviews, Necrophilia Paradise, review, Reviews, Safe Space, Stereo Terror, Wolfman And The Brimstone Boys, Wolfman Chuck, Wolfman Chuck and The Spookalele Of Doom

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Stereo Terror: Stellar Corpses – Hellbound Heart

April 3, 2018 by Mister Gore

Stellar Corpses have been one of the most popular and enduring acts in the horrorpunk and psychobilly genres for over a decade now. Things have been pretty quiet over the past few years since the 2012 release of their last album Dead Stars Drive-In, but with the release of a single (which has been retooled for inclusion on this album) and a cover that was featured on HorrorHound Presents It’s Only A Movie they’ve kept fans clamoring for new music. And on Friday, April 13th fans finally get their wish with the release of the new Hellbound Heart EP.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Batcave Records, Calabrese, Darkside Of The American Dream, Dusty Grave, Hellbound Heart, Hellbound Heart EP, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Jimmy Calabrese, Psychobilly, Psychobilly Reviews, Rene Delamuerte, Stellar Corpses, Stereo Terror

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Stereo Terror: Joe Becker – Monster

April 1, 2018 by Mister Gore

Death rock and horrorpunk go hand-in-hand in many ways. So I always ensure that when I am looking for new music, or have some new music presented to me for an opportunity for review, that I check it out. Not all of it makes the cut at any given time, but the new debut album from solo artist Joe Becker is an interesting one that piqued my attention. And I am sure that it will grab some new listeners that are part of The Deadhouse cult.

Categories: Horror, Horrorpunk, Reviews, Stereo Terror • Tags: Death Rock, horror punk, horror punk reviews, Horror Rock, Horrorpunk, Horrorpunk Reviews, Joe Becker, Monster, Reviews, Stereo Terror

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