🎆 Yankee Ghoulie – A Rock Anthem for the End of the American Dream
You can only light so many fireworks before something crawls out of the smoke.
This year, The JURN didn't just celebrate the Fourth of July—they resurrected it. “Yankee Ghoulie” is a fuzz-drenched, riff-heavy blast of distorted patriotism and grave-digging sarcasm. It’s the sound of flags burning, parades rotting, and skeletons crowd-surfing over the bones of history.
Born from punk roots and raised on rock distortion, Yankee Ghoulie hits like a backyard bottle rocket made from lost causes and feedback. Think John Carpenter’s fireworks show. Think Neil Young in a haunted garage. Think America, but weirder.
“You can’t cancel the undead, baby. We got fireworks in our ribcage.”
– Vox De Gaunt, lead vocalist of The JURN
