It was kind of like the Ghoultown band. And yes, it's a very fun band - but don't let that fool you. Unlike some of their gothabilly counterparts - Ghoultown does take its music playing seriously and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the musicianship and quality of their recordings. Boots of Hell is their anthem and one galloping ride of a song. After 2 slows things down a bit in a story of a seductive woman.
Impressive trumpet is added in contrast to some heavier guitar riffs and jazzy percussion.
Killer in Texas is the song that got them on a movie soundtrack and a guest appearance in the movie itself. Ghoultown embodies the Southwestern flavor of Dallas and is a fitting tribute to their dark underground music. I never cease to be amazed at the wealth of talent this city holds. If so, then prepare to meet your new psychobilly obsession, Ghoultown. Straight out of Dallas, Tx, this gothic country sextet plays there own style of Sergio Leone meets Lucio Fulci brand of hicked-out punk rock.