Zombina & The Skeletones launch their Single-A-Month project
Liverpool horror punks Zombina & The Skeletones have announced the launch of their Single-A-Month project for 2026; the undertaking will see the band release a new track every month throughout the year, each track will be accompanied by a video short, under the title Horror Shorts.
The band who released the album In Sinistereo late last year (LTW review) began the Horror Shorts project with the January release of #1 entitled ‘Fiend Without A Face’, this was followed in February by single #2 entitled 2 Scoops Of Brain.
Each months single is being released via the ZATS Bandcamp profile and all digital platforms, and across their Facebook profile.
Horror Shorts #3 is due for release on the26th March.
At this stage, the releases are being limited to digital only – however as with the In Sinistereo album, those tracks began as digital only releases, so who knows, Horror Shorts (great title for an album by the way) may well see a full physical release at a future date.
In addition a couple of live dates have been announced:
Wednesday 1st July – Star & Garter, Manchester
Saturday 3rd October – The Flapper, Birmingham
Advance tickets are available now at venues and usual ticket outlets.
Zombina & The Skeletones online:
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