Artist's albums
The Super Devil Made Me Do It
2023 · album
Dead In A Box
2022 · single
Bag Of Treats
2022 · album
Halloween Treat
2021 · single
Oh! The Horror Meets Blaze
2021 · album
1692
2021 · album
Eating Me Alive
2021 · single
If I Can't Have You
2021 · single
Strange
2021 · single
Dead Inside
2021 · single
Tears of Gold
2021 · single
Halloween 365 (Remix)
2021 · single
Wreck (Reverse Remix)
2020 · single
Halloween 365
2020 · album
Kill Em' All
2020 · single
Scream Queen
2020 · single
Halloween 365
2020 · single
Boomstick!
2020 · single
Scream!
2019 · single
The Devil Made Me Do It
2019 · EP
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Biography
Three members and a massive, genre-defying sound: Oh! The Horror – Jonathan Hellhouse, Grady Finch and Jeremy Terror – fuse elements of metalcore, rap, horrorcore, industrial, and pop to forge an electrifying maelstrom of sonic spectacle. As their elaborate masks, onstage theatrics, and narrative videos signify, the trio is collectively inspired by spine-chilling horror movies and blood stained video games. Livestream performances became mainstays of Oh! The Horror’s lock down year, with ambitious social media postings and The Live Scream, a YouTube series. The band is now developing an eclectic repertoire of singer-songwriter ballads, country anthems and pop songs, metalized and reimagined. The songs are constructed in reverse. Jonathan first envisions lyrics and records his lead vocals. Grady then builds the entire track, which Jeremy embellishes with metal and industrial flourishes. Often, an entire song can be completed within a single day. Oh! The Horror was formed in Sacramento, California. Over time, and through an evolving cast of musicians, Jonathan Hellhouse’s original vision solidified, as the band’s current members were bonded by a shared work ethic. “We were the weird guys,” they remember. “The ones wearing masks while other bands were doing progressive metal, shred guitar music. We didn’t fit on the bills, so we booked our own shows.” Whatever style of music a listener might love, they are welcome to the community of Oh! The Horror.