Famous Monsters, is the newest release from the Las Vegas garage/punk group The Psyatics. Their music is hyper-energetic, audacious and socially influenced, with titles like, I Like to Die, Voices in my Head, You Killed Me First, and Burnt Offerings. Eileen Shapiro Interviews the band for Louder Than War. Read the full interview here: #Louderthanwar #ThePsyatics #NewAlbum #Psyatics #PsyaticsReview #LasVegasBands #FamousMonsters #ThePsyatics

This is the 3rd full-lenght album that launches into rock n’ roll overdrive on its very first song, “Famous Monsters”, which happens to be about history’s most infamous serial killers. For the most part, theirs is a driving punk-influenced style, with shouty vocals displaying a vaguely manic edge, which proves the ideal vehicle for the dark, obsessive and at times outright crazed lyrics. They bring some old-fashioned rock n’ roll action to the table, while a sax is paired wit

The Psyatics are a garage punk and noise band from what immediately appears to be the most fitting of locations, Las Vegas. Like one of their key influences, The Cramps, The Psyatics have a fondness for b-movies, universal monsters, and serial killers, as evinced by the cover art for their new full-length album, Famous Monsters. READ THE FULL REVIEW HERE: #ThePsyatics #PsyaticsReview #NewAlbum #LasVegasBands #Psyatics #ThePsyatics #FamousMonsters

Famous Monsters is the name of the album. The Psyatics is the name of the band. Post-industrial punk is the kind of music they play. “Play” is probably an inadequate description of what The Psyatics do. They don’t play music. They hammer, thrash, trounce, batter and pulverize music. You can feel their emotion; it’s almost palpable, a crazy irresponsible ferocity. Read the entire album review here: #NewAlbum #Psyatics #PsyaticsReview #ThePsyatics #FamousMonsters #ThePsyatics #