Krewmen "The Adventures Of The Krewmen" techno The cover art is an

The cover art is an illustration by Doré

if it’s righteous anger and a noisy racket you’re seeking

" which echoes themes and sounds tones of one their most recognisable and highly acclaimed albums

I think it's just important to step back from what you normally do

from the band's debut EP 1

Krewmen "The Adventures Of The Krewmen" techno The cover art is anBritish rockabilly combo The Krewmen had several distinct phases during the 1980s; beginning in 1982 as a rockabilly trio, they moved in a blues direction for their first 45s and after temporarily disbanding, reformed as a psychobilly quartet for this sought after debut LP. Songs like "Night Of The Living Dead," "Wild Dogs Of Zorberon" and "Hell Train" have a delicious B movie aesthetic and "Don't Give A Toss" and "Guy Fawkes" are keen Brit takes on