Welcome to the official GOH site
This site is here to provide info for any GOH fans out there and in particular, people interested in our e.p. 'Sterling Death' from '81.
The band formed in Kelowna B.C., Canada in '80 and was together almost 3 years, played shows in Vancouver, Victoria, Penticton, Cranbrook and Kelowna and only released one record ( and it seems, only one colour photo...).
Send your questions and comments to us and we'll try and reply as soon as possible.
Thanks.
Latest News
Gentlemen of Horror: The Complete Recordings (updated Feb/11)
For everyone who has asked, we are getting closer to a release date. The label PunkRecords.com will be releasing the project later this year. Both vinyl and CD will be available consisting of even more tracks of live, studio and rehearsal recordings than previously planned. As mentioned in the previous post, this is the first time 'Sterling Death' will be available in it's entirety on CD and both formats will include an extensive booklet of photos, bios, interviews and more, making it the definitive GOH collection. Check back for release date info or email us.My Space
Check out the new MySpace site here.GOH Video
Here's some Super-8 footage of 2 songs shot in March, 1981. These were filmed in the same room the 'Sterling Death' E.P. was recorded. Not the best quality and the sound's bad, but that's what you get. Click links below to watch them (Quicktime needed).
goh video "don't sell me nothing"
GOH unreleased recordings soon to be available!
We will be issuing a 25th anniversary CD package containing the original 'Sterling Death' e.p. along with 11 additional tracks of never before heard studio and live material. This is the first time 'Sterling Death' will be available in it's entirety on CD and will include an extensive booklet of photos, bios, interviews and more, making it the definitive GOH collection.
Check back for release date info or email us.Indecent Exposures Fanzine
Indecent Exposures was a fanzine that was created by GOH's Casey Casem in 1981. It was one of the early Canadian punk 'zines and featured local (Okanagan Valley area of B.C.) band news, record reviews and photos,as well as scene reports from the likes of Abbie Mahler, Tim Tonooka and Al Flipside. You can download a pdf of issues #2 ('81) and #3 (the '82 final issue) below. Enjoy! (If anyone has a copy of Vol.1, please let us know!)
Download Indecent Exposures #2 (5MB)
Download Indecent Exposures #3 (2.6MB)