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Elvis Hitler is a Michigan power-trio that plays wild and ferocious garage-rock.
Disgraceland (Wanghead, 1987 - Restless, 1988) revelead Jim Leedy's juvenile delinquent
persona (Hot Rod To Hell) and a garage-rockabilly sound that bordered
on childish.
Hellbilly (Restless, 1989) leaves the revivalist approach behind and
delves into the Cramps
and the Laughing Hyenas.
Crush Kill Destroy is the new anthem.
Supersadomasochristicexpialidocious (Restless, 1992) sounds a little
too professional for this pack of gangsters.
Except for Shove That Sax and the instrumental Dickweed,
gone is the abominable feeling of their rave-ups.
Splatter raised from their ashes. Leedy is in peak form on
From Hell To Eternity (Sector 2, 1995), an epileptic rocker if there
ever was one. Every number is a fit
(I'm Dropping Out, Truck Driver, Hard Rockin' daddy).
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