The Voo-Dooms purvey a trashy, Sci-fi Voodoo Caveman Garage Punk sound, perfect to get any bone-a-shakin’-and-a-twistin’, sending zombies into a frenzy throughout any mortuary in the land!

Somewhat a supergroup, The Voo-Dooms feature Garage-Punk veterans Bruce Brand (The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes, Thee Headcoats, The Masonics, etc), Dan Whaley (The Dustaphonics, The Charles Napiers, The Diaboliks, etc), Mark Braby (Vic Goddard & Subway Sect, The Charles Napiers, etc) and Mick Cocksedge (The Untamed, Cordwood Draggers and The Dead Bone Ramblers etc), each carving their own name on the musical hall of Doom! Adding noise to the Doom is Jo-Jo A Go-Go.

2018 saw the The Voo-Dooms release their first long player, titled ‘Destination Doomsville’, followed by the four-track 7” EP ‘And It Goes Like This..’ the following year. 2020 witnessed their second album release, limited to 300 hand-numbered copies, on Blood-Red vinyl. ‘Step Inside The Doom’ saw six original tunes bludgeoned onto wax and was met once again with favourable reviews and acclaim from one and all! As was the follow-up ‘Attack Of The V00-Dooms’, last year.

The last few years has seen the band appear on a few compilation records and playing far and wide to anyone that is brave enough to listen!

A line-up change here and there has seen the band’s sound get a lot heavier, now they hit like a radioactive fist, and maybe a whole lot scarier!

Back with a vengeance, or a Voo, The Voo-Dooms have entombed themselves for four further graveyard ‘hits’, and are now ready to share them with the humans. Pounding drums, fuzz guitars, bedazzled bass, with a little theremin to add, this four-track EP includes a revisit to 2019’s ‘Hangman Stomp’, giving a little extra Doom, and a cover a ’67 flip side from The Electric Prunes.

Limited to 300 copies.

Get your Doom with a Voo!

Line Up:
Mick Cocksedge – Vocals/Guitar.
Dan Whaley – Lead Guitar/Yelling.
Bruce Brand – Bass Guitar/Groaning.
Mark Braby – Drums/Yelping.
& Jo-Jo A-Go-Go – Theremin/Screeching.

Notes:
A1 & B1 recorded by Jim Riley at Ranscombe Studios, Rochester, Kent.
A2 & B2 recorded by Ed Keegan at Gizzard Studios, London.