Swing Easy By Babylon Pink

The theme song for the TROMA straight to DVD slasher Slaughter Party, released in 2006.

Singles Club

Slaughter Party by E>K>U>K

"Heavy", improvised track from Babylon Pink. Recorded live. Once. 

My Left Hand's Not As Strong As My Right (demo)

E>K>U>K - I Don't Wanna Know If You Are Lonely (Husker Du cover)

Sometimes even Babylon Pink is sad. Hamilton Stoneypoint helped with this track. 

Willow Weep

E>K>U>K covering Burt Bacharach by way of Love with special guest Joe Nolte (The Last) doing lead vocal duty! Recorded live in 2006 or 2007…Not sure...

E>K>U>K(Feat. Joe Nolte)- Little Red Book

Otikbot's Halloween 2015 - Part 2 Songs Only!

Shirley Rolls - Baby Don't Lie

Babylon Pink was hitchhiking and got picked up by a man named Al. He drove a white Ford Bronco. Here's what happened. 

Al Cowlings

A cover of The Pleasure Seekers 1966 tune with guest vocals by The Damselles' very own Maria DeLuca!

Shirley Rolls feat. The Damselles' Maria "What A Way To Die"

Recorded in 1999 by Redondo Beach punk rock band Code 7. 

Dedicated to Mr. Dinnel. 

RIP

Demos

Code 7 - "Mr. Dinnel"

Third time is charm! ...Sometimes. 

Here'a a collection of tunes specifically from third chapters of notable (or not so notable) films. 

Happy Halloween!

Sean Johhnson's Album

Otikbot's 2017 Halloween Mix - Part 3 Songs!

E>K>U>K covers The Ramones' "The KKK Took My Baby Away" from 2007

E>K>U>K - The KKK Took My Baby Away (The Ramones cover)

This is one of the first songs Vaudeville ever wrote. It was released on their "Where's Waltinsky" EP which was recorded in the garage back in mid 2003. Enjoy!

Guitar - Daniel, Larson
Bass - Elisha
Drums - Sean 

Vaudeville - B.C.I. (from Where's Waltinsky) - 2003

Babylon Pink wrote and recorded this theme song for the Cinemasochists podcast, which is available NOW on Itunes. 
go to: http://cinemasochists.blogspot.com 



What Are You Gonna Do With those Pies, Boys? by Babylon Pink

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This is a one-off random instrumental by Vaudeville recorded in I believe, 2006. The picture to your left was the inspiration for the song. Don't ask...

This was never released on anything and there may be some pops in the sound. Enjoy! 




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