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The Zombies: Live at the Bloomsbury Theatre, London

By Jennifer Kelly

Forty years after their groundbreaking, wonderful, alternatively-spelled Odessey and Oracle, Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent form a cheesy Zombies cover band. [20 April 2007]

The Zombies

By Kevin Pearson

It's that time of the season, but the love's run dry. [22 September 2006]

The Zombies: Odessey & Oracle

By Dominic Umile

Odessey & Oracle is the weekly record, a compiling of sentiment that’s comfortable enough for anytime, be it free weekend space or during mundane cubicle labor.

[1 September 2004]