The band, named after the English title of Drácula contra
Frankenstein, the 1972 horror film directed by Jesús Franco, was formed by
guitarist Tony McCormack, who recruited former singer with The Waste, Sam
Missile, bass guitarist Mal Page, and drummer Mark Ogilvie.
The band built up a strong local following which spread
farther afield with coverage in fanzines such as Gez Lowery’s Rising Free and
through sales of their demo tape. They followed their first tape with a more
formal release, the Children Of The Boneyard Stones cassette, which came with a
badge and a copy of the band’s own fanzine, Warcry.
They then self-financed their debut vinyl release, the
‘Valley of the Dead’ 7″ single, initially released on their own Skull Records
label, but when it sold out of its first pressing within a week it was picked
up by No Future records. The band’s next release, the ‘Night Creatures’ 12″
single, saw them break into the UK Indie Chart, reaching number 22 in September
1983.
While the band were at times tagged as Goths, the label
was rejected by Bignall, who in a posthumous interview stated “Screaming Dead
were a punk rock band, there’s no doubt about that! We had a bit of an interest
in the horror theme, and that was how we decided to present ourselves.”
For their next release, the band recorded a cover of the
Rolling Stones’ ‘Paint It Black’ which was also an indie hit and was recorded
as a tribute of sorts to Brian Jones who is buried in their hometown of
Cheltenham. In 1984, taking inspiration from X-Ray Spex, the band recruited
saxophonist Nick Upton, the band also signing to Nine Mile Records, who issued
their last two releases ‘The Danse Macabre Collection’ 12” and ‘A Dream Of
Yesterday’ 12” on the Angel label. The change in sound lost a lot of fans, and
with interest in punk rock declining, the band eventually split up in 1985.
Cobbled together from various sources we have four of the
five singles (click link above for Night Creatures) all in one MP3 @ 320kbps
folder.
Screaming Dead; Valley Of The Dead 7”
A. Valley
Of The Dead
B1. Schoolgirl
Junkie
B2. Lilith
Paint It Black 7”
A. Paint
It Black
B. Warriors
The Danse Macabre Collection 12”
A1. The
Lovers
A2. Serenade
Of Suicide
B1. The
Night
B2. Sister
Crow
A Dream Of Yesterday 12”
A. A
Dream Of Yesterday
B1. Jonnie
The Bastard
B2. Tower
Of Babel




Cannot thank you enough for this, man! I've been digging through this blog all day, and I was almost afraid to look and see had you any Screaming Dead - so hard to find anywhere, and I lost my physical copies years ago. Thank you! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks spastic wrist, I hope they sound as good now as they used to
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