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Ghoultown

Picture a cross between George Romero, Clint Eastwood, and Johnny Cash. This gives you a rough idea of what Ghoultown are like.

The Texas quintet formed around led vocalist/guitarist Count Lyle. They quickly garnered attention with their first EP Boots of Hell which blended rockabilly, country, punk, and Tex-Mex into a unique sound that harkened to the relatively obscure genre of The Weird West, originally coined by a game company to market their pen & paper RPG, Deadlands.

They followed it up two full-length albums, Tales of the Dead West and Give Em More Rope ...read more

Picture a cross between George Romero, Clint Eastwood, and Johnny Cash. This gives you a rough idea of what Ghoultown are like.

The Texas quintet formed around led vocalist/guitarist Count Lyle. They quickly garnered attention with their first EP Boots of Hell which blended rockabilly, country, punk, and Tex-Mex into a unique sound that harkened to the relatively obscure genre of The Weird West, originally coined by a game company to market their pen & paper RPG, Deadlands.

They followed it up two full-length albums, Tales of the Dead West and Give Em More Rope, and also making appearances in film and a video game. They also recently released a live DVD/album that showcases the power of their live shows extremely well, and are going to releasing a new album entitled Bury Them Deep scheduled for summer 2006. « hide

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LPs
Ghost of the Southern Son
2017

3.5
1 Votes
Life After Sundown
01/01/2012

3.3
4 Votes
Bury Them Deep
2006

3.5
2 Votes
Give Em More Rope
2002

3.8
3 Votes
Tales From the Dead West
2000

3
2 Votes
EPs
Boots of Hell
1999

Live Albums
Live From Texas!
2004

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