Bloody Holly and the Ricketz Budapest, Hungary
Punk's not dead - it's just decomposing. Deadly unserious horror punk from Hungary.
559 years after
Vlad Tepes, voivode of Wallachia had 38 thousand Ottomans slaughtered along the Danube, Bloody Holly and the RicketZ was formed. The mere anniversary cried for a commitment to horror punk, but by sheer luck, you can find one or two Misfits fans in the band.
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