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Start here! A roundup of classic and signature songs of overseas psychobilly

Have you heard of a music genre called “psychobilly,” born from the collision of rockabilly and punk? Flourishing across Europe and the U.S.

from the late 1970s into the ’80s, this music has captivated many fans with its thunderous double bass and a distinctive aesthetic infused with horror elements.

Psychobilly is characterized by a refined musicality beneath its raw edge, along with lyrics that sometimes carry a sense of humor.

In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of standout tracks that will draw in any music lover, while exploring the genre’s origins and its unique appeal.

Start here! A roundup of classic and iconic psychobilly tracks from overseas (41–50)

Wygladasz ZleKomety

Komety is a psychobilly band influenced by punk rock and rockabilly, and is one of the most popular bands in Poland.

Overseas, they have also appeared on compilation albums in countries such as Japan, the United States, France, and Germany.

My DreamTorment

Torment, renowned for their distinctive image and unique sound.

“My Dream” is a track from a 1986 mix tape and their only love song.

It’s an enchanting, catchy piece about an imaginary lover met in a dream.

DevilsThe Termites

The Termites – Devils (Official Video)
DevilsThe Termites

The Termites were formed in 1985 by five members from Scotland.

They are also known for their powerful and aggressive live performances.

This song is included on the album “Kicked In The Teeth,” released in 2008.

In conclusion

In this article, we introduced representative classics and fan favorites by bands that are essential to any discussion of psychobilly’s history.

If you’re not sure how rockabilly differs from psychobilly—or even what psychobilly is in the first place—we hope you’ll enjoy it too.

Let it be your chance to open a new door in music and immerse yourself in the unique world of psychobilly.