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Frontman Kim Nekroman formed Danish-American horror band NEKROMANTIX in 1989 in Copenhagen. Three decades and 9 studio albums later, Kim still makes music with monster and horror themes featuring his vocals and his signature, self built, double “Coffin bass.”
MVD Entertainment sends word they’re releasing an all new, live home video concert to commemorate the band’s 30th anniversary.
Read on for all the details!
From The MVD Entertainment NEKROMANTIX Press Release
A brand new 4K concert film for Danish-American Psychobilly band NEKROMANTIX that will be released on October 11th in honor of the band’s 30th Anniversary. Filmed in 2019 at the Observatory Theater in Santa Ana, CA and directed by Vicente Cordero (3TEETH, ROOM 37: The Mysterious Death Of Johnny Thunders), the live concert film features band founder/bassist/vocalist Kim Nekroman, guitarist/backing vocalist Francisco Mesa and recently-crowned drummer/backing vocalist Rene D La Muerte ripping thru the band’s glorious nine-album catalog, much to the delight of their adoring fans at this sold-out Anniversary show.
Entitled NEKROMANTIX 3 Decades of Darkle, this limited-edition 30th anniversary release will include exclusive interviews with the band and rare photos that will be packaged in a gorgeous eight-panel Digipak with a standard definition DVD and Audio CD companion as an added bonus. A downloadable version will also be available on global digital platforms, coinciding with release of the Home Entertainment version.
Very cool! Here’s a look at the cover art. Check it out, then read on for the full track listing!
NEKROMANTIX 3 Decades of Darkle Track Listing
1. Struck by a Wrecking Ball
2. Nightnurse
3. Alice In Psycholand
4. Brain Error
5. Demons Are A Girl’s Best Friend
6. Driller Killer
7. Nekrotastic Extacy
8. See The Devil Smile
9. Nekrofelia
10. Gargoyles Over Copenhagen
11. Subcultural Girl
12. Sea Of Red
13. Glow in the Dark
14. Brought Back To Life
15. Horny In A Hearse
16. Alive
17. Nice Day For A Resurrection
18. Haunted Cathouse
19. Who Killed the Cheerleader
The 30th anniversary 3 Decades of Darkle Blu-ray / DVD / CD package releases October 11. It is available for pre-order here.
Final Thoughts
What a great tribute, celebrating 3 decades! I imagine it’s hard to narrow down 30 years and 9 albums into one concert, but this looks like a great cross section of their work.
What do you think? Any NEKROMANTIX fans out there in PopHorror land? Are you looking forward to 3 Decades of Darkle? Tell us in the comments!
