I’m personally a fan of different zombie stuff. Mostly zombie sound is something like from the 50^th some early rock and roll or swing or jazz. This is a soundtrack to a retro zombie game. Tunes from the 50^th and modern independent bands = omg it’s a success!

The bands include: Death Cab For Cutie, The Dandy Warhols, Ben Kweller, Phantom Planet etc.

The tunes are mostly well known from movies like back to future and cry baby, you can even find “Strangers in the Night Here”. The whole idea is brilliant and the realization is also great. It’s really cool to see that game developers are interested in keeping the retro horror style and not like in making a standard game. As for the best songs from this plate I can name Earth Angel by Death Cab For Cutie, Shakin’ All Over by Rose Hill Drive and Mr. Sandman by Oranger.

The Detroit Cobras deserve four for every one of their 4 albums. Their style is something like retro-rock or garage rock or 60^th or 50^th of 70^th with a little bit of indie.

This is like Marty McFly from Back to Future 1 running into Quentin Tarantino’s soundtracks but fronted by awesome female singer. It’s rock and roll played in an old garage with all the twist from the 60^th and in the last album even with spiced with jazz and soul.

The plates you need to find are called: Life, Love And Leaving (2001), Baby (2005) and the last album Tied & True (2007). The first two are more of a garage sound and can be perfect for a retro party and the last one is like a real pearl of the modern music. Fueled by some more professional sound it still possesses this groove that shook the world like 40 years ago. These dudes can be respected just for keeping this groove.