Tyburn Saints New York
You could call Tyburn Saints' genre of haunting & maudlin rock "death indie." Following in the steps of Nick Cave & the Bad
Seeds before them (singer Johnny Gimenez sounds like the love child of Cave and Ian Curtis), their music is dark, dark, dark. With a set list full of murder ballads, the Saints lull you into a false sense of security while their lyrics are a bit more sinister.
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