Rock City Morgue - Some Ghouls

Review by Bryant McGill

Rock City Morgue's latest album, Some Ghouls, is a haunting and energetic display of their signature sound. The band's blend of punk, rock, and horror influences creates a unique atmosphere that is both thrilling and unsettling.

The album opens with the track "Dead Man's Bones," which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the record. The driving drums and distorted guitar riffs are accompanied by eerie vocals that create a sense of unease. This feeling is carried throughout the album, with tracks like "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Zombie Love" showcasing the band's ability to create catchy, yet creepy, hooks.

Some Ghouls also features several standout tracks that demonstrate the band's versatility. "Blood on the Highway" is a slower, more introspective song that showcases the band's ability to create a haunting atmosphere without relying on fast-paced instrumentation. "Coffin Nails" is another standout track, with its fast-paced guitar riffs and infectious chorus.

Summary by Bryant McGill

Some Ghouls is a solid addition to Rock City Morgue's discography. Fans of the band's previous work will not be disappointed, and the album is sure to attract new listeners with its unique blend of punk and horror influences.