#crawlspace

[buckshotbabe]

Corpse in my crawlspace.

[schlock-luster-video]

Rememberring horror icon Klaus Kinski on the anniversary of his death.

R.I.P. (1926 - 1991)

[crookedzombie93]

me and my gang of 1970s horror weirdo boys

this looks ass but im posting anways

[shumayama]

Here's some more Ｓｐｏｏｋｙ pics of that crawlspace thing :D

It's soooo scaryyyy D: oooo spooooooookyyyyyyy

[bandcampsnoop]

1/27/24.

Great name, great cover. I thought this might be metal or hardcore punk, but this is just great rock n' roll. Heavy Möther II are a Bloomington, Indiana based band that looks to have members (Eddie Flowers and Craig Bell) who have been playing music since the 1970s and have a LONG music history.

Heavy Möther II is the second incarnation of Heavy Mother. This album brings to mind rock in the vein of Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Endless Boogie and The Hard Quartet. But, look at the bands represented here: The Gizmos, Crawlspace, Rocket From the Tombs, The Retail Simps, and The Cowboys. "Omnivore" is the only song available, but I've listened to it a lot.

Previous Heavy Mother was released by Feel It Records. Heavy Möther II is being handled by Total Punk Records.

[dailymtgflavortext]

"Not so scary when you can't squeeze through the air ducts, are you?"

-Crawlspace

[lordgroose]

work was interesting today

[chronivore]

[horrororman]

Released May 21, 1986.

#Crawlspace

#KlausKinski

#horror

[dreadpirateroe]

hide in the crawl space

[baron-von-beefdip]

Ya'll ever hang out in a crawlspace beneath a house before? It's not so bad once the portable heater kicks in. I have 1 daddy longleg keeping me company. He did a funny little dance once it started to warm up down here, but if he tries to move even an inch closer I'm smashing him into paste. No rodents thankfully.

[dare-g]

Crawlspace (1986)

[zilliminalspaces]

[shumayama]

K so ummmm here's a gross crawlspace in a closet in my house

:D

[moderndaysolomon]

"Delirious and noisy, its itchy acoustic lick and busy backbeat feels like The Who decided to go rockabilly." - David Cantwell