Krewmen, The

Krewmen, The

Plague Of The Dead

Phantom Chord

***NOW AVAILABLE!!! The 4th LP from pioneering UK Psychobilly band the Krewmen finally gets reissued on vinyl. Long out of print and unavailable since it’s original release in 1986. The Krewmen formed in 1982, starting out as a straight up Rockabilly band playing tons of classic covers.With lineup changes in the mid 80s they evolved into having a more Psychobilly flavored sound. Due to their history and years playing music and known for their excellent vocals and superb musicianship,set them apart from many of their contemporaries because they didn’t always have to play fast and furious and when needed they could slow it down and bring more of a traditional Rockabilly element to their new sound.This made them a favorite of many of the other Psychobilly bands of the era.One listen to this album and you can hear what the fuss was about in 1986 when this album was released and why it’s now considered a Psychobilly Essential.

Krewmen, The

Into the Tomb

Phantom Chord

***Puke n Vomit Psychobilly Sub Label Phantom Chord Records reissues another must have slice of classic UK Psychobilly. Originally released in 1987 on UK label Lost Moment Records. Their 3rd album would help to make them household names in Psychobilly/Rockabilly circles around the world from Europe to Japan and in the USA. The album features their well known and fast paced cover of the Clash’s 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' along with a red hot cover of T-Rex's 'Solid Gold Action'. It was also the last album with legendary singer Mark "Mad Dog" Cole.

Krewmen, The

Sweet Dreams

Phantom Chord

***Puke n Vomit Psychobilly Sub Label Phantom Chord Records reissues another must have slice of classic UK Psychobilly. Originally released in 1987 on UK label Lost Moment Records. Their 2nd album continues where there classic debut leaves off, that sweet middle ground between Rockabilly and Psychobilly. The album has a little bit darker sound and atmosphere compared to their debut album 'The Adventures Of The Krewmen'. These days it's considered a 'must have' slice of groundbreaking and a highly influential album in the evolution and history of Psychobilly music.