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MP3 Hellbound Billy - Hangover Sessions
6 MP3 Songs in this album (21:47) !
Related styles: ROCK: Psychobilly, ROCK: Rockabilly
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Celebrating the darker side of the human psyche:
Hellbound Billy’s eclectic mix of blues, swing, punk, and rock and roll goes far beyond the rockabilly genre suggested by their name.
Dave Garlow’s vocals are strong and melodic, and the guitar work hearkens to a simpler time. The music is never overdone, just American musicians drawing upon the wide range of styles that America has produced. In an age when music is ever more commercially bland and homogeneous, Hellbound Billy is moving beyond traditional genres and making music that is fun to listen to and even more enjoying to see performed.
The addition of an upright bass brings a unique sound that adds depth to the music. Todd Garrison’s style defies the genre by eschewing the clicking and slapping of traditional psychobilly bassists in exchange for more harmonious pizzicato styles frequently seen in jazz music.
The result is smoother and more accessible music that fans of alternative music find appealing and enthusiasts of the rockabilly counter culture still find true. Hellbound Billy is music from the gut, shaped by a life on the edge of sanity.
The song “Hellbound Livin Love” sets the stage, defining Hellbound Billy as the main character of the band’s music. Songs such as “I’m in Love With a Vampire” define the anger and frustration of this character’s relationships. The ballad “Dead and Gone” with the happy sounding melodies hides a dark secret in the lyricism of Garlow, mixing in orchestral influences on the upright bass makes this sad song particularly ironic and beautiful. Other songs reflect the tragic interactions and impressions the world has left on its members, from twisted serial killers to comedic horror-rock themes and songs about the trials of everyday life.
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