The Zombies

The Zombies were a British Invasion band that produced some memorable music but ultimately had very poor timing. Read More

Odessey & Oracle [Revisited] – The 40th Anniversary Concert DVD was just released, and it just landed in my mailbox. Read More

All ye Zombie Season fans out there: get your fix in full. Read More

Ever since director George A. Romero released his 1968 shocker "Night of the Living Dead"--which reimagined zombies, the dark magic-entranced slaves of voodoo folklore, as shambling fiends that crave warm flesh and can only be offed with a head shot--the zombie genre has displaced the western as cinema's most popular and durable morality play... [Its] deeper resonance lies in its portrait of ordinary people struggling to survive in extreme circumstances. Read More

Their short career spanned the most creatively intense period of the 1960s and they ended on a high note, literally and metaphorically, with their biggest hit, Time of the Season. Read More

CITED by dozens of modern acts as one of the most influential bands of the past 40 years, The Zombies have amassed a great horde of fans over the years. Read More

Back in the mid-1960's when The Zombies were at the height of their popularity, the building in which this gig was staged was used as a Christadelphian church meeting hall. Read More

All ye Zombie Season fans out there: get your fix in full. Read More

Odessey and Oracle: The 40th Anniversary Concert on November 11th in North America. Read More

Not many groups can boast a career like The Zombies'. Read More