New Belushi Speed Ball Single Pleads “Garth, Let My Family Go”
Is Garth Brooks a serial killer, and is your family safe? These are all serious questions Belushi Speed Ball ponder in their new song.
The Kentucky crossover band have shared their new single, “Garth, Let My Family Go,” a hilarious tribute to the conspiracy theory that Garth Brooks is a serial killer.
Apparently this joke originated from the podcast Your Moms House, in which host Tom Segura constantly insinuates that Brooks could be a serial killer. This hilarious premise makes for an even funnier video, and the song rips.
Vocalist Vinny Crastellano says:
“Garth, we are begging you please, just give us closure. Where are the bodies Garth, WHERE ARE THE BODIES!? We know you are sitting there thinking to yourself, “Somebody stop me”. But no one has been able to. Please for the love of god!
“The Garth segment of Your Mom’s House is one of our favorite bits ever. We wanted to pay homage to the genius prophecy, in the only way we know how … with satire. Allegedly, in a remote area, an area most known for its remoteness, sit’s Garth with cheese sandwiches, thinking to himself, “somebody stop me! We proudly present all of this alleged glory captured in an 8-bit music video.”
If this song strikes your fancy, there are a few upcoming one-off U.S. dates at which you can catch the band:
May 11 – Louisville, KY @ Headliners Music Hall
May 18 – Milwaukee, WI @ Milwaukee Metal Fest (The Rave / Eagles Club)
June 28 – 30 – Litchfield, NH @ The New England Death Metal Funtime Bonanza
July 3 – 7 – Trutnov, Czechia @ Obscene Extreme Festival
August 31 – September 1 – Cookeville, TN @ Muddy Roots
