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Go Go Graveyard Rockin'

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I thought this CD was pretty good! I have to say I'm a huge fan of Nekromantix, and might not be as used to American-style psychobilly. From my point of view, they're a lot more punk and a lot less surf, but if that's what you like, then check them out! They remind me a lot of a less intense / scary version of the Misfits with a psychobilly twist, but the vocals sound like Tiger Army or even Rancid in some songs. Some songs are slow, and others are super-fast. Whatever your taste, there will probably be something on here you'll like!

This album just straight-up rocks. Sounding a bit like Tiger Army (but better), this album impressed me right from the start, all the way through. The guitars are a bit dirtier for psychobilly in parts, but it fits the sounds perfectly. "Skinwalkers" and "Sometimes They Roam" are stand-out tracks. This album is highly worth the buy - you won't be dissapointed.

To be honest, when I first heard of this band, I went onto amazon and listened to some clips. They didn't sound very special to me, and I think they clipped the worst parts of songs. Anyhow, I later downloaded some full version and I came to like them very much. So, I guess they sort of grew on me. They do remind me of AFI, but I think these guys may even be more talented. This is definitely a great cd, and not a track I don't like.

I was blown away by this album. From the first track to the last it's amazing. It's been along time since I've been able to gush so much about a band. 12 Step Rebels are a welcome addition to my collection.

The Psycho scene may not be as lively here, nor nerely that many of bands, but with stand-out bands you don't need to flood the market. 12 Step Rebels join the ranks of other American psycho bands whose originality and song-writing abilities take the scene to far exceeding standards. The entirety of the album is pure genious, if at all similar to any band, vocally it would sound a bit like Nick 13 from Tiger Army, or slightly like Davey Havok of AFI... even so it's a sound all there own... highly recommended album, and a favorite of mine

I will say the songs on this album are very good. I will go further and say if you are a fan of Nekromantix and Tiger Army, you will like these guys better. The only problem I have is with the production. If it was done better, I would easily rate this five stars. I don't know why they do it this way and it's the same with the split album they did with the Koffin Kats, "From Our Hands To Yours." All the songs on that album are great too so if you like this you'll definitely want to get that also.

I wasn't familiar with this group till I heard them on an internet radio station. I have to admit that I am rather new to the Rockabilly genre, but I was already a fan of The Spectres,The Quakes, Nekromantix, Tiger Army etc. These guys are right up there with the best of them. Some of the Thrashin' and Bashin' original cuts on this cd include Skinwalkers,Graveyard Rockin' and Banshee's Wail,and Hunt of the Unnamed. Good vocals, and an overall tight sonic experience.A good addition to your psycobilly collection.

Drunken Psychobilly/horrorpunk band from the city of Albuquerque (USA). Fun, rockin, Hallloween music! 12 Step Rebels are also very good live. For fans of TIGER ARMY, NECROMANTIX, and HORROR POPS.

This CD really cooks man! The best song hands down is "When the banshees wail". The rebels are one of the best Psychobilly bands in the US. Jakob Insane's voice is smooth as silk and Hamburgler Nate slaps that bass like a demon. You should also check out their split with Graveyard Shift. Some of the song on that CD are on this CD but in a different version. This band is essential to all Psychobilly CD collections!

très bon cd, j aime la musique et le vocal, on peut ressentir l`émotion dans les chansons.