A definitive psychobilly album showcasing 16 tracks mixing punk energy and rockabilly riffs with horror themes.
Artist page · 05/07/2026
The Meteors
About
The Meteors, Pioneers of UK psychobilly since 1980, mixing punk and rockabilly.
13 vinyl releases tracked including 2004's 'These Evil Things' and 2021's 'Skull N Bones'. Original pressings from Cleopatra and Prison labels.
Originating from London, The Meteors started in 1980 with key members P. Paul Fenech on guitar and vocals, Nigel Lewis on double bass, and Mark Robertson on drums. They emerged from a rockabilly background to form a distinct psychobilly style characterized by horror-inspired lyrics and a punk rock energy. The band cultivated a devoted fanbase known as "The Crazie," famous for their mosh-style dance called "The Wrecking." The Meteors have an extensive vinyl discography including studio albums, live recordings, and compilations across multiple labels like Cleopatra, Svart Records, and "I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records.
Notable albums include 'Psychobilly' (2003), 'These Evil Things' (2004), and 'Skull N Bones' (2021).
Discography
The Meteors — Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Mutant Rock Records · 2024
Cleopatra · 2021
Mutant Rock Records · 2021
Cleopatra · 2021
Wreckin' Bones Records · 2020
Mutant Rock Records · 2016
"I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records · 2009
"I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records · 2007
"I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records · 2004
Raucous Records · 2004
"I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records · 2003
Anagram Records · 2001
Raucous Records · 2000
Raucous Records · 1999
Anagram Records · 1999
Raucous Records · 1999
Hellraiser Records · 1997
Sonovabitch Records · 1995
Sonovabitch Records · 1994
Sonovabitch Records · 1992
Sonovabitch Records · 1991
Anagram Records · 1989
Anagram Records · 1988
Anagram Records · 1987
Anagram Records · 1986
Mad Pig Records · 1985
Mad Pig Records · 1984
Wreckin' Records · 1983
I.D. Records · 1983
Lost Soul Records · 1981Playlist
Signature tracks
The tracks that sum up The Meteors's career.
The essentials
The 3 The Meteors albums you absolutely need
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A psychobilly and rockabilly fusion album featuring 12 energetic tracks including the title track and 'Breaking The Law'.
A 2021 release blending punk and psychobilly styles with a 12-track set including 'Chasing Evil' and 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes'.
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Collectors
For vinyl die-hards
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
Market values (source: Discogs)
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Notable pressings & editions
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Side B: the hidden stories of The Meteors
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"Only the Meteors are pure psychobilly."— Fan Slogan
The Meteors formed in London in 1980.
The band began with P. Paul Fenech (guitar/vocals), Nigel Lewis (double bass), and Mark Robertson (drums), creating the first pure psychobilly sound.
P. Paul Fenech's blood-spitting ritual on stage.
During concerts, Fenech would spit blood, contributing to a dangerous reputation and intense live show atmosphere.
The Crazie fanbase created the 'Wrecking' dance.
The fan community developed a unique dance, evolving from "Going Mental" to "Wrecking," an energetic mosh-style dance that became synonymous with psychobilly shows.
'Psychobilly' album released in 2003 highlights the genre.
With 16 tracks, 'Psychobilly' features songs like 'Wolfjob' and 'King Vlad' that blend horror punk energy with rockabilly rhythms in a definitive release.
Records by The Meteors
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FAQ: The Meteors on physical formats
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
What genre is The Meteors known for?
The Meteors are known for psychobilly, a fusion of punk rock and rockabilly with horror-themed lyrics.
When was The Meteors band formed?
The Meteors formed in London in 1980, pioneering the psychobilly genre.
Which The Meteors album is recommended for collectors on vinyl?
'Psychobilly' (2003) and 'These Evil Things' (2004) are notable vinyl releases known for their limited editions and strong genre representation.
Where can The Meteors original vinyl pressings be found?
Original pressings of key albums like 'Skull N Bones' and 'Hymns For The Hellbound' are available mainly from labels Cleopatra and "I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison" Records.
How many tracks are on the album 'Skull N Bones'?
The 'Skull N Bones' album includes 12 tracks blending psychobilly and punk influences.
What is the 'Wrecking' dance associated with The Meteors' concerts?
'Wrecking' is an energetic mosh-style dance created by The Meteors' fanbase 'The Crazie' during live shows.
What is the price range for 'Hymns For The Hellbound' vinyl copies?
Vinyl copies of 'Hymns For The Hellbound' range from approximately €6 to €40 depending on edition and condition.
Do The Meteors still tour and release music?
Yes, The Meteors continue to record new albums and tour internationally with evolving line-ups.
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