Grave Robber – ‘You’re all gonna DIE!’

Artist: Grave Robber
Title: You’re All Gonna Die!
Label:  Rottweiler Records
Reviewer: Bill Roxx

If you’re a horror punk fan and you have not yet heard Grave Robber, you are SORELY missing out! ‘You’re all Gonna DIE!’ is the band’s 4th release and they just keep getting better and better with age.

The album kicks off with an eerie intro titled ‘Flatliners’ that, as the title suggests, allows the listener to hear someone flatlining and slowly fading away until you get to the very end where you hear one of the loudest female shrieks ever recorded! Then immediately after without losing a second’s momentum you are taken straight in to the title track ‘You’re all Gonna Die!’ and from there, the journey begins and it only gets better!

Up next we get in to a little ‘Paranormal Activity’ and then on to ‘Invisible Man’ and at this point the album has not slowed done a second! Plenty of Old School Punk going on here! But even if you’re more of a Metal fan you are definitely gonna dig this one! ‘Curse of the Werewolf’ for example wraps the CD up but is definitely a song any Danzig fan would enjoy! I’d even go as far as to say it’s a better Danzig song then anything he has done in years!

Needless to say one thing about Grave Robber you should know is that this is definitely horror punk with a positive message. The album continues on touching many serious topics and includes various references to the ‘Reanimator’ throughout, in only a way that Grave Robber can! The track ‘Incredible Shrinking Woman’ is another highlight with an intro directly from Wretched himself warning all that this track should make you ‘sick to your stomach’ as it delves in to the topic of domestic violence.

There are tons of classic tracks on here like ‘Something wicked this way comes’ to ‘Last man on earth’ and ‘Fill this place with blood’. The album features 11 solid, shrieking tracks sure to leave any Misfits fans foaming at the mouth and salivating for more!

This album came out at the very tail end of 2011 but once I heard it I quickly had to adjust my top 10 of 2011 as this made it right in there without wasting any time! I’ve noticed it’s actually making a lot of people’s top 10 lists for 2011 considering the physical CD came out in December! The digital version was available a couple of months prior but I’m one of those old school guys that wants the CD in my hand!

Again I don’t care who you are, if you are a horror punk, classic punk or even a metal fan you are making a ‘Grave’ mistake if you do not check this thing out it is destined to become a classic!
Reviewed by: Bill Roxx