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Album Review: Nekromantix - A Symphony Of Wolf Tones & Ghost Notes

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"Danish psychobilly is back. There's four words you won't likely see together again in a hurry."

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Danish psychobilly is back. There's four words you won't likely see together again in a hurry.

But A Symphony Of Wolf Tones & Ghost Notes is the ninth LP from Nekromantix in their 27-year history. This is a fairly steady output from the trio, so we may hear from the Danes again sooner rather than later. Their latest is another serving of what the lads have always done best - rampant drums, climbing guitar lines, Kim Nekroman's wailing vocals and horror-filled lyrics. The album romps along with nary a change in pace or structure, really, but it's all good kitsch fun, with Mind Mausoleum, Ghost Babe and NekroTopia the highlights.