Episode 66 of Anyway Whatever podcast features an interview with Patrick Windsor.

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A Patrick Windsor and the Black Mail House cover of France Gall’s “Laisse Tomber Les Filles” featuring Madeline Rosene is available now on all digital retailers.

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A song by Patrick Windsor and the Black Mail House, “Don’t Leave Just to Have More Songs That Say I Love You” has been included in a new film, “Lucky,” available to stream exclusively on Shudder.

A new feature film written by Brea Grant and directed by Natasha Kermani. World Premiere SXSW ‘20.

A suburban woman fights to be believed as she finds herself stalked by a threatening figure who returns to her house night after night. When she can’t get help from those around her, she is forced to take matters into her own hands.

Available on Shudder beginning March 4th, 2021.

Official Trailer

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Press:

“…an unexpected subversive horror-thriller that will challenge, scare, and entertain. (It) packs a surreal punch…”
Rosie Knight, Nerdist

“It’s John Carpenter with a side order of Kafka; a feminist Groundhog Day; or Happy Death Day with something to say. If its message rubs some people the wrong way… good.”
Joel Harley, Horror DNA

“LUCKY is a stunning piece of high concept filmmaking..”
Terry Mesnard, Gayly Dreadful

“A horror movie sure to launch a thousand think pieces…”
Patrick Bromley, F This Movie

Patrick Windsor and The Black Mail House released a new single, “FU 2020,” on Bandcamp. It says everything we are all feeling about 2020.

https://patrickwindsorandtheblackmailhouse.bandcamp.com/track/fu-2020

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A cover of Eartha Kitt’s “I’d Rather Be Burned as a Witch” featuring Shannon Mac is available now on all digital retailers.

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The new EP by Power Pop band, Patrick Windsor and the Black Mail House, “Dark Lady Songs,” is available now on all digital retailers.

The recording features three original songs with stylistic diversity, pop hooks, and lush string and horn arrangements.

“Dark Lady Songs” deals with a central theme of songs about a dark woman, telling stories of love, loss, and murder. The opening track, “All Through the Night,” is a Power Pop track reminiscent of songs of the late 1960’s, with horn countermelodies interwoven with vocal hooks. “Black Hair” is a Brian Wilson-esque ballad, featuring beautifully played piano and 8-piece orchestra. Completing the EP is an upbeat Rockabilly number called, “Isn’t He Just Right?” The song features vocals by Shannon Mac and ripping solos, closing the record with high energy.

Download or stream “Dark Lady Songs” from your favorite retailer HERE.

The new LP by Industrial band, Blue Eyed Christ, is available now via Distortion Productions and digital retailers. It features several tracks with guitar contributions by Patrick Windsor.

World on Fire is BEC’s 5th studio album and first in 6 years, coming after the release of the 2018 Trash Deity album Cross & Divide with Groovie Mann (My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult). The 11 track assault of World on Fire finds the Chicago born artist returning to his WAX TRAX! influences, juxtaposing raw EBM/Industrial elements with modern production and real world themes. The title track from the album, a video for which is forthcoming, features former LORDS OF ACID vocalist MEA FISHER and ex-KMFDM member EN ESCH. Due out 5/22.

Check out the track, “America H”

The debut album by Patrick Windsor and the Black Mail House is available now for the first time on CD. It can be ordered via Bandcamp here:

https://patrickwindsorandtheblackmailhouse.bandcamp.com/album/resurrectionist

The debut album by industrial duo, Trash Deity, is available now via Metropolis Records. “Cross & Divide” is the first album featuring My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult singer, Groovie Mann, and John D Norten of Blue Eyed Christ. For fans of Wax Trax! era industrial music, it’s a dynamic album with well-crafted sounds and songs.

Patrick Windsor contributed guitar and bass on two tracks on the album.

CD can be purchased from Metropolis Records here.

Taking inspiration from 1960s and 1970s Rock ‘N Roll, Patrick Windsor and the Black Mail House crafts songs with lush arrangements and harmonies. The debut LP, “Resurrectionist,” features themes that are sometimes sweet, sometimes dark, but always filled with pop hooks. It’s designed for fans of Harry Nilsson, the Beatles, the Zombies, and anybody that wants to keep Power Pop alive in contemporary rock music. “Resurrectionist” is available now on all digital media retailers.