Mummula Columbus, Ohio
In Mummula Manor, when the clock strikes pyramidnight, the mighty Mummula rises from his
tomb.
A team of his minions was assembled on Halloween 2012 and sent to Columbus, Ohio from their home of Sandsylvania in order to spread the curse of Mummula. Through their ca-coffin-ous blend of punk, garage, surf, and cartoons they'll show the world that it's hip to be scared.
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