Human Fly

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"Human Fly" is a cult-favorite 1978 punk/psychobilly song by The Cramps, known for its raw, distorted sound and horror-themed lyrics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist The Cramps NERFINISHED
associatedBandMember Bryan Gregory NERFINISHED
Lux Interior NERFINISHED
Nick Knox NERFINISHED
Poison Ivy Rorschach NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cultStatus cult favorite
era late 1970s punk scene
genre garage rock
psychobilly
punk rock
hasBside Domino NERFINISHED
hasCultReputationSince 1980s
hasImagery B-movie horror
comic-book style monster
hasLyricTheme body transformation
horror
insects
hasRhythmicFeel rockabilly-influenced beat
hasSubcultureFollowing garage rock revival fans
punk subculture
influencedGenre horror punk
psychobilly
instrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
isPartOf The Cramps discography
language English
livePerformanceStapleFor The Cramps NERFINISHED
notableFor early psychobilly style
horror-themed lyrics
raw distorted sound
oftenIncludedOn The Cramps compilation albums
performer The Cramps NERFINISHED
recordLabel Illegal Records NERFINISHED
releaseFormat 7-inch single
releaseYear 1978
scene New York punk scene
side A-side
soundCharacter distorted guitars
lo-fi production
raw
tempo mid-tempo
vocalPersona human-insect hybrid narrator
vocalStyle reverbed vocals

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The Cramps notableSong Human Fly