The Dahmers

Past praise for The Dahmers:

“At some point as a kid, you probably obsessed over Scooby Doo. Not the later versions of the show, though, when the animation became annoyingly smooth and uninspiring. We’re talking about the retro version—when the villains would arrive on the scene accompanied by a groovy psychedelic soundtrack and the animation was all comic book-like in that 60s style. Ah, if only we could relive how it felt to grab a bowl of cereal, don our Spiderman PJs and join Scooby and the gang on Saturday mornings! Well, now we can, thanks to The Dahmers’ awesome new video for “Howling”.-Noisey

“Last year’s debut ‘Demons’ twists The Stooges, Misfits, Thin Lizzy and Motörhead with fellow Swedes The Hellacopters.”-Iron Fist Zine

“It must be Halloween every day in Sweden. First they belch up the Satanic Steely Dan-isms of Ghost, and now The Dahmers, perhaps the greatest horror-punk band since 45 grave. With a sound that’s sorta like the sweet and sorta like Generation X and The Hellacopters, Dahmers pour hooks, fuzz and raw rock’n’roll action into every ghoulish nugget.”-Classic Rock Magazine

On April 27th 2018, Lövely Records will release Creepiest Creep by horror punks THE DAHMERS.

With a tornado of influences like garage punk, classic rock, and 60’s pop the band truly is a Frankenstein’s monster of music. This is a band who are going their own way with colorful contrasts while still keeping the main essence of what they are all about. With their catchy tunes The Dahmers suck you into their music and to a world filled with darkness. Their lyrics and aesthetics have a big inspiration from classic horror movies but also contain emotional lyrics about frustration, solitude, and alienation amongst other things in their songs. They are skeletons with attitude and put as much effort into the visual experience as in their music. “Creepiest Creep” is a proof that the band will keep on writing great songs without getting monotonous. The band will tour Poland and Germany this May