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Fat Creeps
Fat Creeps came out of Brooklyn in the late 1970s, part of that city's punk scene. Their sound had some of the Ramones' raw energy and The Cramps' spooky...
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Fat Creeps came out of Brooklyn in the late 1970s, part of that city's punk scene. Their sound had some of the Ramones' raw energy and The Cramps' spooky melodies, with lyrics that leaned into dark, literary territory. The original lineup was Eddie Roth on vocals and guitar, Lester Grimes on bass and vocals, and Lucy Withers on drums.
The band's material often dealt with themes of death and the occult, which drew criticism from certain groups and kept them operating mostly in the underground.
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