Almost five years after the quartet's first official split, the reformed and reshuffled SKITZO lineup created this four-track 7´´ vinyl for Fury Records in August 1995. Very similar to their Skitzo Mania output, the outfit continued to record a more back-to-basics kind of Psychobilly compared to Terminal Damage. Tracklist: The Glove-- My Drum // Killer Love-- No Return.
This debut album is another Nervous Records classic loaded with fan favourites and all-time anthems. It combines cool cover versions, including Hank Williams´ Your Cheating Heart, a fine rework of the 50´s Rockabilly standards Lonesome Train , Caledonia and some awesome, very exciting original stompers. The twelve-track 12´´ vinyl was produced by Roy Williams and "Doc" Stewart from the XXX Studios in 1987. This is fast, hard rockin' 80´s Psychobilly, backed by a hard slapping bass, slightly distorted guitar sound and dozens of screams. The CD release of Skitzo Mania in 1994 includes their two Zorch Factor contributions and five previously unissued songs as bonus. Highlights: Skitzo Mania, Shipwreck Island, I'm Goin' Skitzo , Doctor Death and Under Pressure.
This is the second album from the London-based Psychobilly outfit, also originally released on 12´´ vinyl by Nervous Records. The sound changed to a harder direction with increasing influences of Heavy Metal, Punk and Hardcore, heightened by the addition use of a full drum kit and a particular more distorted guitar sound , brought in by new recruited Strut and Pete Davis respectively. Terminal Damage is highly regarded as a key release for the 90's generation of Psychobilly / Punkabilly. The CD release includes two bonus tracks. Highlights: Terminal Damage, Psycho Ward, Sore Point and their fine cover version of Green Door.