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The Jackalopes were a High Energy, Horror Punk N' Roll band from the bowels of Dayton, Ohio. The Jackalopes started in 1998 and have played with and shared space on compilations with bands ranging from Electric Frankenstein, Mr. Bungle, The Ataris, New Bomb Turks, The Hellacopters, Graves, The Donnas, Blitzkid, Wednesday 13, 69 Eyes and MANY more! The band broke up in late 2003 but like most "undead" beasts they couldn't be kept in the grave and have reunited one of their earliest, classic line-ups to drag horror punk, kicking and screaming into the future. Often compared to The Misfits, Fear, The Ramones, Motorhead and even Hawkwind(!!), the band has carved a deep black "X" into the forehead of the Rock N' Roll underground. LOCK UP YOUR CHILDREN BECAUSE THE STREETS WILL NEVER BE SAFE AGAIN! User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
# The Jackalopes: Worth Your Attention This album captures a distinctly American strain of punk rock—one that merges genuine horror aesthetics with raw musical energy rather than treating them as mere decoration. The band's approach feels archaeological: they're not reviving a dead sound so much as exhuming it with respect, examining what made early horror punk vital while pushing past mere nostalgia. The craftsmanship reveals itself gradually—layered guitars that build genuine tension, vocals that balance menace with melody, and songwriting that treats the macabre as thematic substance rather than costume. For listeners curious about punk's darker genealogy and how regional bands contributed to its evolution, this work offers honest insight into

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A Fistful of Rock n Roll Volume 9

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