The Meteors’ P. Paul Fenech Is “Dancing At The End Of The World” On New Album

The dark lord of psychobilly has returned, P. Paul Fenech (The Meteors) has returned with his brand new solo album, Dancing at the End of the World, that is available through streaming platforms and on CD and vinyl via Mutant Rock Records. More than 30 years after his 1992 solo debut, The Rockin’ Dead, Fenech remains a force of nature, doing exactly what he was born to do: creating twisted, raw rock ‘n’ roll for monsters, maniacs, and anyone drawn to the darker side of sound.

Dancing at the End of the World was recorded, engineered, mixed, and produced by Fenech himself. The sound is analog grit at its finest, the guitars howl, drums drive the album like a hellbound engine, and everything bleeds with attitude, just as you’d expect from the undisputed originator of psychobilly. On Dancing at the End of the World, Fenech delivers 13 tracks loaded with heavy twang, sinister energy, and his unmistakable madness that is served in a variety of filthy and feverish flavors.