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El-creepo
El-Creepo formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Naren Shankar on vocals, Pat Spurgeon on guitar, and Gregory Horne on drums. Their sound mixed post-punk,...
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El-Creepo formed in Los Angeles around 2005 with Naren Shankar on vocals, Pat Spurgeon on guitar, and Gregory Horne on drums. Their sound mixed post-punk, gothic rock, and some electronic elements in a way that didn't fit neatly into one category.
In 2007 they released their debut album 'Skeleton Horse,' which gave them some attention in alternative circles. The title track became something of an underground favorite with its dark, repetitive melody and Shankar's detached vocal delivery.
They kept working after that, putting out albums like 'The Vampires of Los Angeles' in 2009 and 'The Black Lodge' in 2012. Their lyrics tended toward themes of isolation and the supernatural, delivered with a kind of deadpan theatricality that appealed to a specific audience without ever breaking through to wider recognition.
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