Here Comes The Flood — p>London pop quintet Chadwick Station fell in love with the American melodic AOR sound, packed their bags and moved to Nashville, TN. They got lucky and got veteran producer-writer-musician Bill Cuomo to work on their Waiting for a Sunny Day. Wha... more info

NME - Radar — The first release on Hate Hate Hate Records (Luv Luv Luv's evil little brother) is from Loom, who are headed up by Faris Badwan's brother, Tarik. Called 'I Get A Taste', the single comes out on seven-inch on March 25, backed by a cover of The Zombies... more info

Prefix — 50 years is an incredibly long time for anything, and much like a marriage, a band's career very rarely approaches ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/features/the-zombies/the-zombies-discuss-their-lengthy-career-and-their/72595/ more info

Metal Injection — Before "memes" were a thing, leading independent music retailer Victory Records had a meme on their hands with the original Santa mosh and they are clearly knew they had a hit on their hands because they milked it a few more Christmases. Now, they�... more info

Totally Fuzzy — On their second album, Melbourne DJs Xavier Bacash and Lionel Towers of Gypsy and The Cat wanted to move away from the “yacht rock” sound that defined their critically acclaimed debut Gilgamesh. Looking for inspiration they turned to the psyched... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Ubuweb shares mp3s of early poetry readings and music performances by Patti Smith. Ploughshares profiles the literary community of Washington, D.C. Weekend Edition profiles The Zombies. The Zombies' third studio album, Odessey and Oracle, spawned wha... more info

Here Comes The Flood — With a band name like The Zombies you can live forever. Founding members Colin Blunstone (vocals) and Rod Argent (keyboards) have been traversing the globe playing the classics. Their 2011 album Breathe Out, Breathe In was received quite well. UK ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Zombies (featuring original members Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent) celebrated their 50th anniversary last year with a new album and tour. They've got another run of UK dates announced this year for May and June, and just announced... more info

Chorus.fm — When our parents were growing up, "pop" music was the norm. For the most part, it was really good too. Besides the obvious Beatles and Beach Boys catalogs, there were also bands like The Kinks and The Zombies making great strides in keeping that thre... more info

Guardian Music — You hear a song in the background during a bar scene in a movie. Next thing, you're in loveIn the mid 70s, I knew nothing about the Zombies other than that they had been a mildly successful band a decade earlier – which seemed an age – and featur... more info