Zombie Girl
Killer Queen
Did you survive her last "Panic Attack"? Well. your favorite ZOMBIE GIRL will make you bleed some more! This time, the undisputed singing siren of the living dead, and one of Alfa-Matrix's leading artists, ZOMBIE GIRL strikes back with her new full length album "Killer Queen" out on Halloween 2015.!!! Produced & engineered by none other than the highly skilled and renowned duo team of Kurt Maas & Dave Rave Ogilvie, this new album invites you to open up and enjoy these new "ZBM" tunes going from catchy dance pop songs to harsher somber distorted tracks. Boosted by dancefloor guru Lawrie Bayldon (STUDIO-X)s mastering skills, the electrifying "Killer Queen" shakes your stereo system to the max with ZOMBIE GIRLs characteristic heavy vibrating basslines, addictive kinky grooves and that soooo unique hypnotizing female voice that keeps haunting you days and nights. Fall under her spell, join her zombie army and let ZOMBIE GIRL guide you through her new nightmarish journey through the walking dead, made of tracks like the ultimate hellish dance of "Rave Of The Dead", the killer industrial opener "Thorazine", the bleeding elektro assault of "Panic Attack", the tormented dark pop title-track "Killer Queen", the almost filmatic hot S/M session of "Pleasure Games", the apocalyptic slo-mo groove of "Dead Inside", the late night psychedelic craziness of "Night Drive" or yet the much 80s inspired lamenting love song from beyond the grave "Kiss Kiss Kiss". The album also gets augmented by cover versions of BERLINs classic "Pleasure Victim" and THE CUREs unmatched, "Fascination Street", next to 4 dancefloor compatible remixes: the instant future-pop club hit "Rave Of The Dead" by PRE:EMPTIVE STRIKE 0.1, the modern dance retake of "Dead Inside" by AESTHETISCHE label mates, the bombastic orchestral dark reinterpretation of the "Pleasure Games" sessions by Japanese cult act DIABOLIC ART (DJ Taiki) and a harsh and heavy guitar crossover sonic rape of the "Killer Queen" by mister HELL:SECTOR.The whole zombie adventure being visually immortalized by the unique Japanese designer Tomoki Hayasaka