How to make Horror Punk 

This is one of the best tracks you've put out, love your tutorials, keep up the great work!

Psychobilly and Horrorpunk intermingle so clearly that its fine if you include some Psycho bands every now and again, I'm just personally more excited to see some of my favorite bands on a more popular channel like this since Psychobilly isn't featured basically fucking anywhere

Nah, that's cool! Hope you'll do a special video on how to make psychobilly, though! :D

They do have overlap. A lot of people who like psychobilly like horrorpunk, and vice versa. However YOU'RE STILL A BIG DUMB IDIOT just kidding, your videos are very informative and even though I basically know the genres inside and out this is still a lot of fun to watch and you did a great job. I would love to see you doing on psychobilly though! I bet you could do some crazy shit with that!

@@j.is.w4sted it definitely is nice to see psychobilly get attention. That was pretty exciting seeing Mad Sin in there.

Undead Kennedys were a thing in my area for awhile. Cousin Oliver from the Brady Bunch was the singer. for real.

@Daylight Spook Weren't The Cramps Psychobilly? It's not exactly Horrorpunk, but Psychobilly had a huge influence on it.

I was expecting, "If Jello was like, REALLY, into The Twilight Zone."

I love Ghoultown. Don't know if they're really atypical Horrorpunk, but they bop. Koffin Kats are fun aswell. I actually haven't listened to the Misfits yet (How? I don't know)

Oh, no. It's broke. I spent 8 years with The Misfits. They're more fucked up than Humpty Dumpty.

"Fake"?? What do you mean fake? He's carrying the whole show!

@MomoTheBellyDancer the what?

😂 "Drunk Elvis".

As a metalhead all I have to say is this song was metal not punk because the tritone makes metal. Tell the metalheads, hey tritone in music.

Thank you so much for inspiring me with your music and taking on a journey that would lead me to make this video! This means so much. :) 🎃💀🎃

You should make a collaboration.

Here in brazil we have a strong horrocore movement. With groups like T.e.r.r.o.r Gang, Lord Tagman and Patrick Horla

Theres no escape UwU

Oh gods it is what i thought it was

I chose to innocently read a web comic and now I'm trapped forever within Hussie's web

Worth the wait

Hey!!! ......Got any Grapes?

Back in the 80's, all the death rock kids smoked clove cigarettes.

Immediately thought the same. It's really damn good.

I was thinking the same. Like he wasn't lying when he was saying a lot of horror punk is just copy cats, and a lot of it isn't even good at that.

Well, the song actually is horror punk. The description before was very detailed and the song fulfills all the criteria...

For real, that was a thick groove!

Basically any high school mall goth band really 🤷

So Dir en grey but replace the metal with doo-wop punk?

😂 Agreed. Nixon too.

Reagan was a monster.

Iron Reagan is the sh!t. Members from Municipal Waste and Darkest Hour.

REAGAN’S IN REAGAN YOUTH FUCK YOU REAGAN Etc etc

All praise the horned rat!

I would legit have a heart attack if this happend lmaooo

I was so excited to see them on tour this year...

What part of WV you from?

Yooo me and my exwife used to jam out to Blitzkid back in the day! Good times...

Aquelas unhas por si só já são bem assustadoras

Hsiwbqiso total

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Never in my life would I have expected my music idols to notice my silly videos, but again, thank you for inspiring me and making great music!

@@Pagefire We shared it on our Facebook, too. Guess the MFs f.o.S. have to play with us some day ;-)

*screaming*

It was definitely a thing, check out "The Screaming Dead"

Alien Sex Fiend songs typically more like artsy goth club music than your run off the mill Misfits clone though

Genre classification usually comes later (since it's hard to classify things before you see how their trends and average traits shake out) and it's determined by the qualities of the music rather than how the individuals playing that music prefer to label it. In fact it's probably the norm for people making music in budding genres to not actually know what genre they turn out to be playing, although in the post-internet world where labels and communities spread insanely fast that's probably changing. Like I imagine the gap between the first vaporwave music and the self-awareness and identification of vaporwave artists as vaporwave arists was significantly smaller than it was with something like this.

@@TheSquareOnes I understand that. Back in the 80's, I was doing a LOT of experimentation with tape. I used to create tape music by making rythms with found sounds, or snippets recorded over and over again from music albums, and I would just saturate the recordings with recorded found sound till they were pretty much a wall of noise with insane rythms knitting the whole thing together. What I was actually creating was "Industrial Music". I was pretty much doing everything that Throbbing Gristle was doing. But at the time, I didn't know that "Industrial Music" even existed. Where I lived, you just had no access to any of the bands or individuals creating it. I used to call my "music", "Sound Collage". It was different than Musique Concrete, and it was very.. punk. More punk than punk, in my opinion, because at the time, all the punk bands all constructed their music with the same sounds (guitar, bass, drums, vocals). I was pretty much saying at the time, "Using the standard setup of guitar, bass, drums, is what EVERYONE is using. I rebelled against even THAT. This "new" Sound Collage thing was the REAL punk in my opinion at the time. I felt that it spat in the face of anything considered music. Punk, despite how noisy it was, was still recognizable as music. Sound Collage was.. just this unrecognizable mess that was different every time you listened to it. It wasn't until years later that I discovered other bands that were doing similar stuff and were working with the same ideas I was.

I maintain that Boneshaker Baby is psychobilly

As a current horror punk bassist I loved this 🤣

@@TheBlackKnight1o1 wooahhhhh oh oh ohhh

@@mortv5985 Lost in the moment of Lyncanthropy!

I support this

Send in the bees!

every member had face surgery to look exactly like nic

Call it Nick Cage and the Bad Seeds

@@The_Prenna *the bad scenes. Sorry!

Skramz Gang 👹

This. Mathcore too

Or slam

@@parasitadoentio9638 They technically did slam with the Pornogrind video.

@Targon of Assad Agreed, it has all the fundamentals of metal without actually playing metal!!!

VVitchhavse

Aye up

I was a really big Jasons fan for a while. They're pretty rad.

What about First Jason?

everyone? couldnt be me

ALMOST everyone then.

I fucking love Misfits

Secretly?

The Trum presidency was even scarier! Literally, as I type, there are rumors of a sequel!

It's by far the scariest one

How so?

Would that make Dead Kennedys' "We've Got A Bigger Problem Now" a horrorpunk song?

Only problem is they keep on bumping out cash grab sequels

I would if I had the time. But I'm working on a Nintendocore album, so look forward to those songs this year.