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Published on October 11, 2008 at 3:41am
Do you have an insatiable hunger for human brains? Do you spend your weekends building grotesque, pseudo-scientific abominations in your garage? Do you like rock ‘n’ roll? Well damn skippy, you’re in luck! Nashville’s favorite horror host—Dr. Gangrene, Physician of Fright—has stitched together a splatterific set of Music City cellar dwellers to scare you straight. The Exotic Ones sound like the bastard sons of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die, Daikaju surf the sound wave of a giant monster attack and The Creeping Cruds crank out the grindhouse gore-punk. There’s also a costume contest for all you crazy cats, so bring on the Sexy Sarah Palin outfits and be ready to rock ‘n’ roll.
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