“Never Coming Home” sways along like a Salvation Army band orchestrating a tramp clown’s soliloquy…
Shutter 16 Reviews “Heartsick”
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New Vinyl and Cassette Releases!
Dear Pals,
This ugly spring, we will be releasing Those Poor Bastards’
country-doom nightmare”The Plague” and Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy
Spooks “Moldy Basement Tapes Vol. 2” on limited edition vinyl and
cassette. Sadly, “Moldy Basement Tapes Vol. 1” will be released on
cassette as well.
Pre-order for this whole terrible mess will begin in early April.
Thanks a heap.
Your miserable friend,
Lonesome Wyatt
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Greg Wilburn Names ‘Satan Is Watching’ One of the 5 Albums That Changed His Life
Hey, Lonesome Wyatt, thank you for restoring hope in me. Thank you for showing me that music could still be as innovative, creative, and show just as much raw emotion as it ever has to me.
Posted in TPB Press
Ringmaster’s Realm’s Take on ‘Heartsick’
Heartsick is a layered journey into the abyss of darkness, depression and sadness, and may be one of the best CDs to come out in some time!
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‘Heartsick’ Named Best Album of 2011 by Sound in the Signals
This album could easily be the soundtrack to Nightmare Before Christmas or Sleepy Hollow.
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Heartsick Review by American Roots UK
…the haunting instrumentation ensures this is never an album to really lift the spirits…
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Those Poor Bastards: Top 15 Milwaukee Show of 2011
Guitarist and frontman Lonesome Wyatt—with his long black hair, top hat, and wide, laser-shooting eyes—projected a sort of rockabilly Peter Steele bravado that could be aptly described as “hilariously evil.”
Posted in TPB Press
Watch the Official Video for “Feast of Fear”!
Hello pal,
You are hereby invited to fill your eyeballs with the new Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks’ moving picture extravaganza “Feast of Fear.”
I hope you will find it somewhat enjoyable. Thank you.
Your miserable friend,
Lonesome Wyatt
Posted in New Releases
Vinyl Cave Dives Deep With ‘Heartsick’
…suitable for the darkest hours before dawn: loneliness and loss, fear and insanity, death or something worse.
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