Godless Wicked Creeps were a psychobilly band hailing from Denmark, known for their high-energy performances and a distinctive fusion of punk rock and rockabilly with a horror theme. The band was formed in the early 1990s by three friends, Paul (vocals), J.J. (double bass), and Mads (guitar), who sought to express their shared passion for music that pushed the boundaries of the traditional rockabilly sound. With the addition of Per (drums), their lineup was complete, and they quickly gained a following for their unique sound and their often dark, humorous lyrics.

Throughout the 1990s, Godless Wicked Creeps released several albums and EPs that contributed to the growing popularity of the psychobilly genre in Europe. Notable releases such as "Little Green Man," "Hystereo," "Hellcoholic," and "Victim of Science" showcased the band's ability to blend fast-paced punk rhythms with the twang of rockabilly, all while presenting a theatrical, almost cinematic horror punk aesthetic. Their music was characterized by thumping slap basslines, relentless guitar riffs, and Paul's hauntingly playful vocals, encompassing themes that ranged from sci-fi to the macabre. Although the band parted ways in 1998, their influence remains in the psychobilly scene, and they continue to be celebrated by fans for the trailblazing role they played during their active years.