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Broos Campbell

Music & Videos

The rise and fall of a petty tyrant, from ruthless sociopath to, well, ruthless sociopath. All hand-drawn animation in the old style. It's childish and sorta mean but not nearly mean enough, really.
 
Feel free to share it. I'm not making any money off of it that I know of.
The Song of the Lonesome Polecat album is now available on various platforms, such as Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube music.
 
Just think, 10 songs from the catalogue of the Beer Barrel Polecats, beloved underachievers of the 1990s San Jose nightclub scene, updated for old-fogey tastes and recorded by the Deadly Dewdrops. We don't do autotune or 1/1 dance time, and beatless beats are beyond our ability to grasp.
 
We're freakin old, man. We didn't have beards back then. Beards hadn't been invented yet. That's how old we are. Sooner than you think, you will be old too. Haha, sucker.
 
Seriously, life goes by fast. Give these songs a listen and then go make your own music. If anyone tells you you're doing it wrong, tell them to piss off. Unless they want to teach you—in which case, listen up.
YouTube Music
 
Apple Music
 
Spotify
A cartoon rockabilly guys sings a love song while three women glare at him.
"The Lonely One" featuring the Deadly Dewdrops.

An absolutely true story except for the parts I made up. But I am sorry for the awful things I've done.

Title card for “I Am a Snail.”
"I Am a Snail" featuring the Deadly Dewdrops. 

Never bump off a snail's entire family. Don't do it!

A skeleton in a black shroud clasps his hands in joy over a purple moped.
"Go Bike Go!" featuring the Deadly Dewdrops. 

My first foray into the world of animation cartoonery. Aspect ratio, what's that?

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