The Scariest Band in the World

Well, that's what all their albums say. Deadbolt is known for their quirky lyrics, using power tools, and combining rock, goth, psych0billy and blues - then calling it voodoobilly. One thing for sure; there's no other band quite like them. 

"You can read it right on the cover of all four Deadbolt albums: "Scariest Band in the World." If that's not convincing enough, consider this: these four middle-aged guys always wear sunglasses when they play! Man. Talk about tempting fate. It's only a matter of time before one of them trips over a speaker and crashes onto a hard club floor.
"Taking people on dangerous trips is a Deadbolt specialty. On 1994's "Shrunken Head" the band ventured into Voodoo territory, from which they barely escaped with their normal-sized heads. On 1995's "Tiki Man" they went to a luau gone terribly, terribly wrong. On 1996's "Tijuana Hit Squad" they headed south of the border in order to do something involving guns and blood that, on the jacket art, hardly looks like red paint at all. This year Deadbolt brought to their cringing fans "Zulu Death Mask," about the band's journey into a foreign land so dark and foreboding that on the disc's inside jacket photo you have to look really hard before you can even see the "Wild Animal Park" sign behind the rhino." -- review from Amplifysd

Best of Deadbolt: Haight Street Hippie Massacre

part 1

part 2

Go Tell Alice

Shrunken Head

Down in the Lab

You Don't Want to Know

Tiki Man

Who the Hell is Mrs. Valdez

Edie

Swamp Witch

Hit Gone Wrong

Last Time I Saw Cole

I Saw the King

Pour the Bourbon

Zulu Death Mask

Watongo

Listen to the Message

Cockeye

Voodoo Truckers

Truck Driving S.O.B.

Hang Em High

Strangers Theme

Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head