Get all 10 Forbidden Dimension releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Unbidden (Alive!)
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Vanilla Cobweb (Alive!)
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Atomic Cannibal (Alive!)
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Tattoo Vampire (Alive!)
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Forbidden Dimension Calgary, Alberta
Canada’s longest running horror rock band, Forbidden Dimension started out in 1988. It was initially conceived as a one-
man/one-off recording project, the result being a 7" EP "Into the Forbidden Dimension".
30+ years later, Jackson Phibes and his cronies are still stranded in the Forbidden Dimension with no escape in sight.
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Forbidden Dimension recommends:
Every Twisted Tree Watches As You Pass
by The Forbidden Dimension
Twenty odd years worth of Forbidden Dimension singles, bits, off cuts and ghastly mistakes finally corralled into one convenient play-pen! Many for the first time in the wonderful digital format!
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Creepsville '13: A Tribute to Forbidden Dimension
by Various Artists
What would classic Forbidden Dimension tracks sound like re-imagined by fawning acolytes? "Considerably better" is the common opinion. The ultimate assessment is, of course, up to you!
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On their first new record in six years, the Virginia garage punkers take on the end of the world with the requisite clang and clamor.
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Flesh of My Flesh
by The Mothermold
Killer grunge from this mother-daughter combo with in-your-face riffing and gutsy vocals.
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Even at his most subdued, Ty Segall remains unmistakable.
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South Philly band Grocer has all the sly disaffection of classic ’90s indie rock in their wonderfully unruly songs.
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