Kirby Krackle is the self-styled “World’s First Comic Book Rock Band,” and they have produced this lovely ukelele-driven ballad about the horrific inconveniences of the zombie apocalypse. It’s a fun, clever ditty that should appeal to anyone who’s ever spent way too much time pondering what the zombie apocalypse would look like in real life.
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[…] zombie gathering in Seattle. A showing of Shaun of the Dead, a performance by comic-book rockers Kirby Krackle, a “Thriller” tribute dance with 2,000 zombies and a total of 4,000 zombies trying for […]
[…] those who actually use that sidebar rotator to find cool shit to look at, may remember me posting a live clip of Kirby Krackle’s “Zombie Apocalypse” in May of 2009. Back then I wrote this about the band and song: Kirby Krackle is the self-styled […]