Dress in Deadmen's Suits

Boz Boorer and his band The Bozmen have returned with their latest offering, "Dress In Dead Men's Suits," and let me tell you, this album is as stylish as its title suggests. Boorer, known for his work with the likes of Morrissey and Adam Ant, brings his signature rockabilly flair to this collection of tracks that are equal parts retro and relevant. From the opening track "Creepy Crawl" to the hauntingly beautiful "In the Shadows," Boorer showcases his adept musicality and unique storytelling abilities. The band's blend of surf rock, punk, and rockabilly creates a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh, reminding listeners of a bygone era while still remaining firmly rooted in the present. But what truly sets Boorer and The Bozmen apart is their undeniable charisma and stage presence. Boorer's magnetic vocals and dynamic guitar playing are complemented by a tight band that never misses a beat. Tracks like "Bad Apple" and "Pretty Killer" are sure to get your feet tapping and your hips swinging. Overall, "Dress In Dead Men's Suits" is a delightfully macabre journey through Boorer's world of rock 'n' roll. It's the perfect soundtrack for a night of dancing, romancing, or just getting lost in the music. So go ahead, slip into your best corpse attire and give this album a spin. It's sure to leave you feeling undead and loving every minute of it.