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Category Archives: Zombies
Rod Argent on the Zombies Continued Resurrection, New Album, & Tour
When I last spoke with Rod Argent way back in 2004, the keyboardist and his vocalist bandmate Colin Blunstone were only a few years past resurrecting the Zombies. The highly influential (but short-lived) 1960’s British Invasion band hit U.S. charts … Continue reading
The Zombies’ “Time” Continues into Another Season
The year 2018 is a good time to be a Zombie – of the musical singing and playing kind, not necessarily the walking dead variety. For decades, the group was beloved by a smallish-but-devoted audience, and rarely mentioned in the … Continue reading
The Zombie Invasion Continues with Colin Blunstone!
2015 turned out to be pretty good year for the Zombies. They released a well-received album of new material (Still Got That Hunger). And they embarked on a tour that saw surviving original former members Chris White and Hugh Grundy – … Continue reading
It’s the Time of the Season: U.S. Preps for Zombie Invasion!
Sure, zombies are really hot now – sorry, bloodsucking vampires. Just take a look at pop culture today and the stiffs are all over TV, movies, comics, video games, and even literature. Can zombie porn be far away? (Though, by … Continue reading
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