Satan's Pilgrims

Satan’s Pilgrims: Riding the Wave of Garage Rock Revival

Satan’s Pilgrims are a band that embodies the raw energy and rebellious spirit of classic garage rock. Their music is a potent cocktail of fuzzed-out guitars, driving rhythms, and infectious hooks, harking back to the golden age of garage rock in the 1960s.

Genre: Garage Rock, Psychobilly

Most Known Songs:

• “I Was a Teenage Werewolf”: A classic garage rock anthem, this track is a staple at any Satan’s Pilgrims show.
• “Hot Rod Lincoln”: A high-octane cover of the classic hot rod anthem, infused with their own signature sound.
• “She’s a Witch”: A raucous and energetic number that showcases their love for the darker side of garage rock.
• “Let’s Go Surfing”: A surf-rock inspired tune with a catchy melody and a driving rhythm.
• “The Devil’s Got My Woman”: A bluesy rock track that highlights their versatility as musicians.

Similar Artists:

• The Cramps: Pioneers of psychobilly with a similar raw energy and dark humor.
• The Seeds: A garage rock band from the 60s known for their powerful sound and infectious melodies.
• The Sonics: A legendary garage rock band that inspired a generation of musicians.
• The Mummies: Another psychobilly band known for their energetic live shows and infectious sound.
• The Reverend Horton Heat: A contemporary band that blends rockabilly, blues, and punk into a unique sound.

Friends and Collaborations:

Satan’s Pilgrims have shared the stage and collaborated with a wide range of artists, including:

• The Damned: A legendary punk rock band from the UK.
• The Stray Cats: A rockabilly band known for their high-energy performances.
• The Supersuckers: A band that blends garage rock, punk, and metal into a unique sound.

Beyond the Music:

The band is known for their energetic live performances, often incorporating theatrics and humor into their shows. They have a strong following within the garage rock community and are considered a leading force in the garage rock revival movement.

Their music continues to inspire new generations of musicians and is a testament to the enduring power of classic garage rock.