Hell Yeah! (2004) On this Danish band's rip-roaring debut, psychobilly cult hero Nekroman (of Nekromantix fame) trades his microphone for a guitar and plays second fiddle to frontwoman… Horrorpops
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Hell Yeah! (2004)

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Reviewed by Sean Richardson | Feb 13, 2004

Details Release Date: Feb 10, 2004; Lead Performance: Horrorpops

On this Danish band's rip-roaring debut, psychobilly cult hero Nekroman (of Nekromantix fame) trades his microphone for a guitar and plays second fiddle to frontwoman Patricia, who is also his wife. Crypt-obsessed bombast abounds, along with wry gutter-level snapshots (''Ghouls,'' ''Psychobitches Outta Hell'') and an engaging wealth of girl-group hooks.

Originally posted Feb 13, 2004 Published in issue #751 Feb 13, 2004 Order article reprints