ZOMBINA AND THE SKELETONES Release New Single ‘No Wonder I’m Always Anxious’ + B-Side ‘Snowflake’ Out Now
ZOMBINA AND THE SKELETONES Release New Single ‘No Wonder I’m Always Anxious’
+ B-Side ‘Snowflake’ Out Now
Watch and share the official video -HERE
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Purchase - Bandcamp
Liverpool Horror Punks’ New Album The Call of Zombina Out Now 9x9 Records
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Purchase - https://www.9x9records.co.uk/shop
Following a much-coveted recent mention on Ru Paul’s Drag Race, Merseyside horror punks Zombina and The Skeletones are pleased to reveal their final single of the year, with an official video for ‘No Wonder I’m Always Anxious’ set for release on Friday 13th December 2024 on all good digital service providers.
The track is the latest to be taken from their new album The Call of Zombina, which is also out now on local independent imprint 9x9 Records.
The album is available on CD, vinyl, and digital formats, with a very limited edition box set already sold out.
A stomping, orchestral, and beautifully epic closing sentiment from the album, the new single is all about the never ending cycle of waking anxiety into weird nightmares and back again—the nightmares feeding the anxiety, the anxiety feeding the nightmares. Everybody has been there.
The b-side is an entirely new track with a nice christmassy feel. “It's called ‘Snowflake’ and it's superficially about being bitten by a Yeti and slowly turning into a Yeti,” explain the band, “but it's low-key more about wanting to hibernate through this hideous winter. It’s danceable, grungy and full of cold winds.”
Following a monstrously successful launch show at Rough Trade Liverpool, plus appearances at The Unskinny Bop Zombie Hop and Psychobilly Freakout 2024, the band have just announced a clutch of festival appearances for 2025 (see below for listings).
Six deformed rock’n’roll monsters from Liverpool, England, local heroes Zombina and the Skeletones have been mixing garage punk and girl-group pop with spooked out surf-a-billy sonics since 1998, after founding members Zombina and Doc Horror met at a high school Halloween party and fell into a teenage romance.
They've shared stages with Shonen Knife, The Horrors, GWAR, Wednesday 13, The Damned, The Meteors and The Misfits (to name but a few), and have been invited to drag their blood-spattered live show as far out as Finland, Sicily, Greece and the Czech Republic.
Zombina’s music has also been featured in the TROMA movies Shakespeare’s Shitstorm and Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead, and most recently in the Halloween special episode of Extraordinary on Disney+.
New album The Call Of Zombina is out now on 9x9 Records
Live Dates:
27.04.25 - Whitby Goth Weekend
04.07.25 - Deadinburgh Festival
05.07.25 - The Blackpool Boneyard Weekender
The Call of Zombina album tracklist:
01 Blood Rite For The Resurrection Of A Sleeping Countess
02 Cemetery World
03 The Black House
04 Vampire’s Kiss
05 Don’t Kick My Coffin
06 I’m Horrified!
07 Valley Of The Shadow
08 Dead Birds
09 Ghost Train II: Oblivion
10 No Wonder I’m Always Anxious
Zombina and The Skeletones are:
Kyle K'Thulu - Bass
X-Ray Speck - Saxophone
"All Hallows" Eve - Drums
Zombina - Vocals
Chopin Bloc - Keys
Doc Horror - Guitar
More about The Call of Zombina:
Just in time for Halloween, Zombina and the Skeletones are returning from the dead to bring you their first full-length album in ten years—The Call Of Zombina!
After officially coming out of retirement in 2023 with a heart-shaped split single with cult American horror-punks Blitzkid—a single that sold out within 20 minutes of its release, no less—and a surprise TV placement (‘Zombie Hop’ and ‘I Was A Teenage Frankenstein’ turned up unexpectedly in the Extraordinary Halloween Special on Disney+) the only thing left to do for “The Band Under Your Bed” was to return to the studio.
In this case, a creepy old church in Liverpool was the perfect location to make their first album in ten years, with Stephen Cole from the avant garde 'post-music' act a.P.A.t.T producing, and local label 9x9 Records in charge of the physical release.
New album The Call Of Zombina is Hammer Horror melodrama as art-therapy, the punk roots of goth-rock meets the strings and harpsichords of baroque, with new drummer "All Hallow's" Eve Barnes adding a previously unheard power to the ZATS sound.
The Call Of Zombina seeks to mirror the classic portmanteau horror of 'The House That Dripped Blood' or 'Asylum', with each track telling its own self-contained story. Musically it's death rock/baroque, Joe Meek and James Bernard meets The Damned uptown.
Lyrically, the schlocky Americanisms of old have been eschewed in favour of the no less pulpy vernacu- lar of Pan Classics paperbacks, and of course the whole thing was recorded in an old spooky church, to capture some of that creaky atmosphere and gigantic reverb.
Zombina and The Skeletones online:
http://zombina.co.uk
https://www.instagram.com/ZombinaAndTheSkeletones
https://www.youtube.com/@ZATStube
https://www.tiktok.com/@zombina.and.the.s
https://zombinaandtheskeletones.bandcamp.com
