The Raygun Girls: Recent Episodes

The Raygun Girls

The Raygun Girls is a one man Hard Rock band for the Apocalypse.

Geoff has been the sole member since 2009, after the release of Dirt Collector and after going through emergency heart surgery (his third), due to Marfan Syndrome. “I thought it was the end of the band, because I couldn’t play on stage anymore,” says Geoff. But after a year of recuperating, Geoff discovered FAWM (February Album Writing Month) and prepared to participate in 2011. The music began to flow and Geoff decided to keep releasing more music under the name of The Raygun Girls. “I love the idea behind the name,” says Geoff. “It’s Industrial, it’s rocking, it’s Punk.”

Geoff began the group in 2004 with his friend Jamie, and they released Mars Eclipsing. Soon more members joined, and female singers came and went. Through the connections made in FAWM, Geoff has been able to create music with varied vocal talents - the operatic and clean vocal of Jacinda Espinosa, the Gothic sultriness of Kindel and the deep and powerful palliDust.

The music keeps getting heavier, and the songs keep getting tighter. The Raygun Girls are forever.

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Your destroyer is my desire What you see kills all of me Your desire Is my destroyer What you see Kills all of me

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Dark sexy Goth Rocker with guest female vocalist Ryako.

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2nd single from the upcoming album Orphan.

This hell is made by all of us This hell is what you feed...

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First single from the 2020 album Orphan.

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Slamming Heavy cover of VNV Nation's classic "Nemesis"

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New single from The Raygun Girls just in time for Halloween. Get your Goth Rock on and don't eat the Razor Candy!

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I've had three heart surgeries. This is what it feels like as you get wheeled down the hall toward the surgical room.

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Spanish version of the hit single, "My Words Are Apocalypse" off of 2016 album Rising Dawn

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2nd single from the 2016 album, Rising Dawn. Fast paced, head bashing Metal. The riffs, the beats per minute and the vocal rhythm all heavily borrow from Ministry's "The Deity". And the middle section... well... I just wanted to do something totally out of left field.

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Scream by The Raygun Girls

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Originally written by Adele Adkins and Greg Kurstin