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Down In The Basement is the third album from the Swedish rock 'n' roll horror sensation The Dahmers. The album collects eighteen tracks with a raw & chilly essence. The Dahmers is a Frankenstein's monster of music, influenced by garage punk, classic rock and 60's pop they deliver deadly catchy hits. The tracks on 'Down In The Basement' have been recorded during a period of 2016-2018 and holds some of the bands strongest tracks so far. The band is quickly rising to be one of the most popular party and garage acts out of Sweden. Down In The Basement is an eighteen song long pleasure trip. The Dahmers have previously released the albums Demons (2015) and In the Dead of Night (2017) and a bunch of EP´s and singles. They are skeletons with attitude and put as much effort into the visual experience as in their music. The band's persona have gotten them interest from both music lovers as cinema enthusiasts. The Dahmers brings something of their own Down In The Basement, so get thrilled and don´t miss out in the most exciting band around!

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The Dahmers are a Bromölla-based band that takes the primitive energy of punk, adds the devil-may-care giddiness of garage and mixes it all together, (...) we can see this becoming your soundtrack the next time you rent a van, grab some brews and hit the road with your best buds.

     —Noisey, https://noisey.vice.com/da/article/68azgk/the-dahm

Swedish devils The Dahmers have recently caught the attention of fans of old school, highly energetic rock 'n' roll with a couple of impressive EP releases and a highpowered debut album, all appreciated by a notable part of the underground press, Swedish

     —Destroy//Exist, http://www.destroyexist.com/2017/01/the-dahmers-ni

Juxtaposing dark lyrical content with jubilant melodies and sing-a-long choruses, The Dahmers create a punk masterpiece. Mired in the late '90's punk sensibility, they bring strong chops in their competition against more contemporary artists in their genr

     —Mosh Pit Nation, https://www.moshpitnation.com/dahmers-creepiest-cr

With a tornado of influences like garage punk, classic rock, and 60's pop the band truly is a Frankenstein's monster of music. This is a band who are going their own way with colourful contrasts while still keeping the main essence of what they are all ab

     —Games, Brrraaains and a headbanging life, https://gbhbl.com/ep-review-the-dahmers-creepiest-

The EP Blood On My Hands is the latest release from the well- oiled machinery that is the Dahmers, and the band keeps going strong. The band is well educated both when it comes to performing live as well as writing songs, which is shown on the record.

     —Gaffa (translated from Swedish) , http://gaffa.se/recension/111587/ett-vaeloljat-roc

Take the primitive energy of punk and mix it with Thin Lizzy guitars that strike like lightning. Add melodies that will stay in your head like a leech to your eye and lyrics that would make Dario Argento and George Romeros work sound like bedtime stories.

     —Broadway worlds, https://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwmusic/article/The

It has a great influence from RAMONES in its nastier and dirty moments, along with Rockabilly touches and tons of fun. This is what we can say about the Swedish Garage Rock band, THE DAHMERS, which is putting the door down with a kick, and playing a wild

     —Metal Temple, http://www.metal-temple.com/site/catalogues/entry/

...So, in conclusion, a great effort by this splendid band that shows some signs of development and still keeps up the winning concept from their LP without repeating themselves too much. 8/10

     —Lock Yard Records, http://lockyardrecords.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-da

The spooky new single 'Night Crawler' off The Dahmers upcoming album is a haunting conglomerate of grungy garage punk and indie rock for headbangers and horror-film fanatics. The band livens up lo-fi with tension-heavy themes and spunky guitar lines, alon

     —Buffablog, http://www.buffablog.com/dahmers-night-crawler/

Once again, drenched in vintage horror aesthetics, The Dahmers' work conveys palpable energy and bits that draw from sixties garage punk's grit and rock 'n' roll's timelessness.

     —Destroy//Exist, http://www.destroyexist.com/2017/01/the-dahmers-ni

The Dahmers, a punk band with horror rock tendencies, have a 4 song E.P. titled 'Creepiest Creep' coming out April 27th via Lovely Records. It is 4 high-energy tracks, and I wish it was actually more like 12 tracks; that's how good it is. They are able to

     —The Chimera Magazine, http://thechimeramagazine.com/2018/03/08/dahmers-c

Creepiest Creep is an EP that balances it's horror influences against the full tilt boogie of rock 'n roll, and in my book that makes for a pretty irresistible combination.

     —The Punk Site, http://thepunksite.com/reviews/single-review-the-d