Southend punk five-piece, the Horrors, emerged at a time when most U.K. acts were following the angular, abrasive template established by the Arctic Monkeys, the Futureheads, and their ilk. The Horrors, in contrast, offered an energetic revival of the classic garage-punk sound, displaying the marked influence of the Seeds, glam-punk superstars the New York Dolls, and the b-movie camp of the Cramps. Early singles included cover versions of Screaming Lord Sutch's "Jack The Ripper" and the Syndicats' "Crawdaddy Simone."

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• (2007)  Strange House
• (2006)  The Horrors

• Sheena Is A Parasite
• Jack The Ripper
• Death At The Chapel
• Count In Fives
• She Is The New Thing

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• progandother on 2008-04-03 10:38:40.197:
  ...hmm...although they ripped off a another band...I like their hair...especially the keyboardist...so all is forgiven...
• evilpixie on 2007-10-11 07:28:09.263:
  wadda u mean no comments. ther songs r gr8 nd as a bonus, ther hair rox. u go guyz