The Bailey Hounds - All the Blood in the World

Ryan Petrillo | Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Organ, & Harmonica 

Gary Lebiedzinski | Drums & Percussion 

Vince Federici | Guitar 

Chris Cardillo | Bass 

Following up the band’s 2011 stellar debut ‘Along the Gallows’ The Bailey Hounds second album ‘All the Blood in the World’ expands on their macabre cemetery blues and gothic Americana themes touched on in that album. Ryan’s harmonious raspy vocals set a dark sagacious fireside storyteller mood, while
Vince’s superb guitar work, with Chris and Gary hitting heavy on bass and drums turn these six ballads into outright blues rockers.

They will be returning to their favorite ‘haunt’, Laurel Hill Cemetery on June 8th

The band celebrates the release of All the Blood in the World at Johnny Brenda’s on July 13th, but you can stream the whole thing below, and buy it for download at The Bailey Hounds’ Bandcamp page.

Track List: 

1. Late Demon Rum
2. Ghosts of Sun Valley
3. Hell Ain't Forever
4. Cocytus
5. Dead & Gone
6. Book of Pagan Rituals

The Bailey Hounds – Those Devils Don’t Scare Me for Couch By Couchwest 2012

NEW The Bailey Hounds Release coming early 2013

Following up on their fantastic 2011 debut full-length album "Along the Gallows" Philly's Gothic Mustician's of Cemetery Blues 'The Bailey Hounds' for the last two months have been laboring over a collection of new songs at Retro City Studios in Germantown, Pennsylvania with the talented engineer & producer Joe Boldizar.

"Although we still have many weeks of mixing, mastering, and post-production work to do, we're anxious for our fans (new & old) to hear what we have been up to and revel in all the grit & guts we've poured into this project. We appreciate all the support and hope to have a new tune out for everyone before that epoch of spring comes and pulls us from those jagged jaws of winter we hold so bloody dear." - The Bailey Hounds

On a cold wintery day not long ago and they did a "Bands in the Backyard" Session with Kyle Costill in South Jersey.  "The Murder Song" & "Dead & Gone"—acoustic versions from their upcoming six-song album.

The XPoNential Music Festival coverage from Out of Town Films The Bailey Hounds performing the song “Oh My Demons, How They Wander.” The Out of Town guys are quite adept at finding unusual locations for their shoots, and this one is no exception, with the gothic Americana band performing on the empty lawn of the Susquehanna Bank Center. Check out the video below.

All Aboard! - Graveyard Train

From the deep mysterious down under, Graveyard Train, a six piece collective mix a Sergio Leone spaghetti western sound with dark spookish themes. Banjos, Dobros, hammers and chains create a foot stompin’ thick ominous broody mood of train-yard campfire storytelling, and haunting visuals that will stick with you long after listening. As frequent readers of this blog will recognize, this is right up my dark alley. ‘Hollow’ released May ’12 picks up where 2010’s ‘The Drink, The Devil and the Dance’ left off, spiriting you away to the places of darkness and woe. If you’re a fan of The Peculiar Pretzelman, The Bailey Hounds and The Imperial Rooster this is a band you will defiantly want to add to your collection.
Free Download ‘I’m Gone’ from ‘Hollow’ With their new album “Hollow” dropping in May the band are proud to present the first single lifted there-from I’m Gone. A rollicking stab of wild west woe and stomping train-yard rhythms, I’m Gone bears all the hallmark Graveyard Train traits. That said, much like the upcoming album, the track also introduces a slightly wider approach than previous Graveyard Train releases. Remaining lyrically preoccupied with all things macabre, “Hollow” manages to capture the infamous live reputation and punchy story telling of the band but the Drums are bit fatter and the guitars and psychedelia turned up just a notch. released 20 March 2012

The Drink, The Devil and the Dance A whole bunch of bearded maniacs are coming to get you this year - brace yourself for all the foot stomping, chain smashing, man-choir, bellowing singalong bluster of Graveyard Train. Vampires, werewolves, mummies and the general macabre are song topics of choice, while old timey instruments like banjo, dobro and washboard help set the scene. Their latest album The Drink The Devil and The Dance received a huge lot of accolades in Australia, album of the week in both Beat Magazine and 3RRR-FM and Album of the year from 3PBS FM. The boys are generally voted Australia’s number 1 Horror Country band which has seen them tour Australia extensively over the last 3 years. Come see what the fuss is about and bring your stomping boots!
released 01 July 2010