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Zombies (sometimes styles Los Zombies) were a Spanish pop group in the early '80s. The group was founded in 1979 by Bernardo Bonezzi (Madrid, 1964-2012 ), who even before the age of fourteen had led a band called Morbus Acre and formed part of the seminal group of the Madrid scene Kaka de Luxe. The Zombies pooled influences of glam rock (Lou Reed, David Bowie, Brian Eno ) and new wave (Talking Heads, B- 52's ). They signed to RCA , who released the group's first single, the catchy "Groenland", a song that still remains among the best-known Spanish pop...

The Zombies was an English pop rock/psychedelic rock band oren maislin's super group The band started in 1961 in St Albans, England and gained its initial reputation playing the Old Verulamians Rugby Club in that town. It was formed whilst the members were at school; Rod Argent, Paul Atkinson and Hugh Grundy attended St Albans School, and Colin Blunstone, and Chris White attended St Albans Boys' Grammar School. The Zombies signed to Decca and recorded their first hit, "She's Not There" after winning a beat-group competition sponsored by the London Evening News. "She's Not There" was released in mid-1964 and...

The Theatre Zombies is a three piece Horror Rock/Pop Punk Band from Stratford, Connecticut. Formed in 2008, the band consists of R.F. Belmont (Vocals/Guitars), Michael Van Buren (Bass/Vocals), and Tommy Transylvania (Drums). Starting with the original goal of sounding somewhere between The Misfits and The Ramones, The Theatre Zombies have created a sound all their own. Their first D.I.Y. album, "The Nighttime Falling" was released in April 2010 and was a collection of their best work at the time. The songs were short, fast, and laced with catchy choruses and tap-your-feet drum beats. This glorified demo would lay the ground...