Thanks Folks!

Thanks to everyone who has watched, listened to, bought or shared our new single Blazing Zombies so far. It’s been great fun to record it and make the video.

But there is a serious side to the song too. This is Hal’s backstory:

“Blazing Zombies is part raucously cathartic rant, stirred by so much anger, disaffection, and hatred in the air, and part personal reflection on our complicity in the systems that drive that division and disconnectedness – and the dreadful effects that it can have. A response to the everyday dissonance of extreme mundanity (‘please prepare to push your trolley off the end of the conveyor’ playing on repeat in a shopping mall) and apocalypse (‘please prepare for climate catastrophe’ playing on repeat on the news). At the end of the song the zombies express retrospective sorrow and regret at the havoc caused – a smidge of ironic humour and optimism survives!”

Yep! Please help us get the word out and pass it on:

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Blazing Zombies Official Release Day!

Undead Guitars rise from the ashes of Red Guitars

We are very pleased to report that our new single Blazing Zombies by Undead Guitars is released today on all the usual digital platforms, Spotify, iTunes, etc. on Scratch Plate Records, distributed by LabelWorx. Don’t forget to search for us under ‘Undead Guitars’, and please give us a follow.

If you’d like to visit any of the places we are online, our social media accounts, videos, blog etc here is a good place to find them all and follow us if you can: https://linktr.ee/Undead_Guitars

So, here it is, the (epic!) video for our new single Blazing Zombies, released today. 

You can get the single on Bandcamp now, and it will be on all the usual digital channels.

Get it from Bandcamp here:  https://undeadguitars.bandcamp.com/track/blazing-zombies

Hallam: “Blazing Zombies is part raucously cathartic rant, stirred by so much anger, disaffection, and hatred in the air, and part personal reflection on our complicity in the systems that drive that division and disconnectedness – and the dreadful effects that it can have. A response to the everyday dissonance of extreme mundanity (‘please prepare to push your trolley off the end of the conveyor’ playing on repeat in a shopping mall) and apocalypse (‘please prepare for climate catastrophe’ playing on repeat on the news). At the end of the song the zombies express retrospective sorrow and regret at the havoc caused – a smidge of ironic humour and optimism survives! Happy Halloween!”

The official Blazing Zombies video was filmed in the Meka Space gallery and Black Lion in Bridlington and O’Riley’s Music Venue in Hull. 

We had loads of fun making the video. We played our first gig as a four piece at O’Riley’s and invited the audience to dress as zombies for the live shots. Our fans certainly came up with the goods. You were terrifying!

‘Blazing Zombies’ by Undead Guitars, Scratch Plate Records Cat No SPR666 distributed by Label Worx. Available now on all the usual digital outlets and Bandcamp at the link: https://undeadguitars.bandcamp.com/track/blazing-zombies

Blazing Zombies: Hallam Lewis lead vocals and guitars, John Rowley guitar, Lou Duffy-Howard bass and backing vocals, Matt Higgins drums and percussion, written by Hallam Lewis. Recorded and produced by John Rowley and Undead Guitars. Drums recorded at O’Rileys Music Venue, Hull. Video produced by John Rowley, filmed by John Rowley, Simon Baxter and Richard Duffy-Howard at O’Rileys Hull, Meka Space Gallery and The Black Lion, Bridlington, East Yorkshire.

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It’s always been great for us up in Scotland. Cheers to Mike at Manic Pop Thrills in Fife for his feature & background to our name change, click on the image below and head to the review: 

New Single and Video Out Today!

Undead Guitars rise from the ashes of Red Guitars


Here it is, the (epic!) video for our new single Blazing Zombies, released today. 

You can get the single on Bandcamp now, and it will be on all the usual digital channels from the 24th.

Get it from Bandcamp here:  https://undeadguitars.bandcamp.com/track/blazing-zombies

Hallam: “Blazing Zombies is part raucously cathartic rant, stirred by so much anger, disaffection, and hatred in the air, and part personal reflection on our complicity in the systems that drive that division and disconnectedness – and the dreadful effects that it can have. A response to the everyday dissonance of extreme mundanity (‘please prepare to push your trolley off the end of the conveyor’ playing on repeat in a shopping mall) and apocalypse (‘please prepare for climate catastrophe’ playing on repeat on the news). At the end of the song the zombies express retrospective sorrow and regret at the havoc caused – a smidge of ironic humour and optimism survives! Happy Halloween!”

The official Blazing Zombies video was filmed in the Meka Space gallery and Black Lion in Bridlington and O’Riley’s Music Venue in Hull. 

We had loads of fun making the video. We played our first gig as a four piece at O’Riley’s and invited the audience to dress as zombies for the live shots. Our fans certainly came up with the goods. You were terrifying!

‘Blazing Zombies’ by Undead Guitars, Scratch Plate Records Cat No SPR666 distributed by Label Worx. Available from 24th October on all the usual digital outlets and 10th October on Bandcamp at the link: https://undeadguitars.bandcamp.com/track/blazing-zombies

Blazing Zombies: Hallam Lewis lead vocals and guitars, John Rowley guitar, Lou Duffy-Howard bass and backing vocals, Matt Higgins drums and percussion, written by Hallam Lewis. Recorded and produced by John Rowley and Undead Guitars. Drums recorded at O’Rileys Music Venue, Hull. Video produced by John Rowley, filmed by John Rowley, Simon Baxter and Richard Duffy-Howard at O’Rileys Hull, Meka Space Gallery and The Black Lion, Bridlington, East Yorkshire.

For more information and links to all our social media: https://linktr.ee/Undead_Guitars

And if you’d like to, we’d be pleased if you’d subscribe to our blog, it’s free and you can do so by entering your email here:

It’s always been great for us up in Scotland. Cheers to Mike at Manic Pop Thrills in Fife for his feature & background to our name change, click on the image below and head to the review: 

Thanks Folks!

Hi folks, it’s great to be back, and a big thanks to everyone for following us here, and for your excellent and supportive comments. Very much appreciated. This is our new Undead Guitars Bandcamp page where you will be able to download our new music, including our next single, coming next month (Yippee!) Click here: https://undeadguitars.bandcamp.com/

There are currently two free tracks for you to get if you’ve not already got them. You can download them and keep an eye out for our new releases by following us on Bandcamp.

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Undead Guitars rise from the ashes of Red Guitars

NEWSFlash!

We are four founding members of Red Guitars, Hallam Lewis, John Rowley, Lou Duffy-Howard, and Matt Higgins and we are now called ‘Undead Guitars‘ 🎸🔥

We are currently working under our new name because one of our former singers, Jerry Kidd has trade marked the name ‘Red Guitars’ in his name only.

We clearly have equitable rights to the band name Red Guitars, but when we parted ways with Kidd in 2024, he registered it as a trade mark in his own name. Last December, when the four of us remaining Red Guitars released our single ‘Ho Ho Hum’ to raise funds for two refugee charities he used his registration to get our Bandcamp page suspended, and to prevent us releasing the single on other digital outlets. We challenged his registration with the Intellectual Property Office to the point of a tribunal case, and although we clearly have a good case, we have better things to do at the moment than to continue a protracted legal argument in a toxic situation. Life is too good and too short. 

We have not given up being able to use the name Red Guitars in the future but for now we are having a great time together recording and preparing for more gigs. And we are delighted to be ‘Undead Guitars’ to release our upcoming new single and video ‘Blazing Zombies’ in October.

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