Koffin Kats

The Koffin Kats are a psychobilly band that has been infusing the gritty realms of punk with rockabilly's rolling rhythms since their formation in 2003. Emerging from the Motor City of Detroit, Michigan, the band has become known for their high-energy performances, relentless touring, and an unwavering dedication to the DIY ethos. The trio, often consisting of Vic Victor on lead vocals and stand-up bass, E-Ball Walls on guitar, and Eric “E-Bomb” Walls on drums, has built a loyal following with their infectious blend of punk rock speed and the hauntingly melodic undertones of 50s rock 'n' roll.

Over the years, Koffin Kats have solidified their presence in the punk and rockabilly scenes with a series of well-received albums, capturing the essence of their dynamic live shows on recordings such as "Born of the Motor" and "Our Way & The Highway". Their discography is a testament to their evolution as musicians and storytellers, with albums like "Forever for Hire" and "Drunk In the Daylight" showcasing their ability to weave narratives of life's darker and wilder side. Edgy, spirited, and with a touch of the macabre, the Koffin Kats stand as a testament to what modern rockabilly-infused punk rock can be, yielding a sound that is both haunting and exuberantly rebellious.

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Ya Can't Take It With Ya
Ep - 6 Tracks - Released January 16, 2021
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