Guitarist Machine decided to stitch together a horde of talented zombies, recruiting Le Mang on vocals, Von Plaskenheimer on drums, and after a painstaking search for the most monstrous sound possible, Frankenfiend joined the ranks on radioactive upright bass. The ARMY OF WALKING CORPSES was born.

A well-received 3 track demo was recorded later the same year and this, coupled with the ARMY's ghoulish live show emphasised their desire to not only march through your town, but to chew your heads off, not even spitting out the bones.

ARMY OF WALKING CORPSES returned to the studio and emerged in coldest winter with their first 'official' release, the Deadmen Walking EP. Combining the finest elements of Horrorpunk, as well as more than a nod to rock n'roll, hard rock and metal, this helped cement the band's sound as the horror soundtrack to your life.

In 2012, a split 7" EP, Bloodgods was released with German Horrorpunk Kings the Crimson Ghosts, while 2014 sees the release of a new 6 track EP, K.M.D.

The ARMY OF WALKING CORPSES' ominous and commanding stage presence, with their pounding rhythms, melodic hooks, and vocals that veer between the haunting sound of the dead, and the guttural sound of the dying have made the ARMY a popular, if bloody, live act and gained them a legion of new fans.

If George A. Romero had a bar band, it would be the ARMY OF WALKING CORPSES.

Contact: armyofwalkingcorpses@hotmail.com