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Draggle talks ‘A Fate Worse Than Life’ with PledgeMusic

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As you can tell from their name, Cadaver Club are not a bubble gum pop band. In fact, they’re quite the opposite. The four-piece horror punk outfit are bringing fans their official debut – an album called “A Fate Worse Than Life.” We got to talk with drummer Matty James (who goes by Draggle in the band) to hear more about the genre they’ve chosen, the upcoming album and their intriguing exclusives with names like “funeral tea party.” Enjoy this interview, and then have a look at their campaign, where you can pre-order the new album and also grab some great merch … Continue reading →

Fermanagh Herald: Pledge to be part of ‘undead’ album

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LOCAL ‘horror punk’ band, Cadaver Club, are financing their debut album in a unique way. The band, formed back in 2012, has released a number of singles but are working on their debut album of 13 tracks, entitled ‘A Fate Worse Than Life’. The album is being released through PledgeMusic, where fans are given the chance to help fund the making of the album. In return, fans can receive unique content and experiences from the musician. The band styles themselves as a ‘horror punk’ band, with each member adapting their own character. It features, on vocals Kevin McHugh (Mr Crowe), … Continue reading →

Impartial Reporter: Cadaver Club set to release debut single

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CADAVER CLUB, Fermanagh’s only funeral punk band, are due to release their debut single Lunatic In Love on Valentine’s Day. If Kiss and the Sex Pistols ever got together and had an illegitimate love child it would be Cadaver Club. Described as a funeral punk band, Cadaver Club are set to release their debut single this week on Valentine’s Day. The single, titled Lunatic In Love, tells the tale of a werewolf who falls in love with the moon but is ultimately left sad and lonely because of his unrequited love. Lunatic In Love is released as a free download … Continue reading →