Showing posts with label Dead Gaze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dead Gaze. Show all posts
18 April 2013
The new Podcast is LIVE!!! Yeah!
The moment you've been waiting for, our April Podcast, and our first of 2013, is up now! We discuss the dreamboat from Friendship, Thatcher, WWE, lying down and how to look cool at gigs. Enjoy!
Tracklisting
Blackbird Blackbird - Pure Team Ghost - Dead Film Star Still Corners - Berlin Lovers Civil Civic - Street Trap Friendship - The Graveyard Shift WOODS - God's Children Dead Gaze - I Found the Ending Beaty Heart - Seafood WWE RAW - The Fandango Theme Tune Mogwai - George Square Thatcher Death Party (Justin K Broadrick Reshape)
8 April 2013
New Band of the Week - Dead Gaze - 07/04/13
FatCat Records are responsible for bringing us some of the finest artists in recent years, The Twilight Sad, U.S. Girls, Mazes and Maps & Atlases to name but a few. Dead Gaze are one of their newest additions, and what an addition.
Dead Gaze is the brainchild of Cole Furlow who has been releasing material under the guise of Dead Gaze since 2009, recently morphing into a five-piece live band. The below track "I Found the Ending" has been released as free download via the Dead Gaze's Facebook, and is a taster of what to expect; lush dreamy production, 80s esque keys married against some distorted guitars and some pop laden vocals.
Their album, ‘Dead Gaze’ is out now on FatCat sister label Palmist as a vinyl LP and digital download in the UK from the FatCat website, with two exclusive bonus tracks for those that buy the digital version. Do it.
Dead Gaze is the brainchild of Cole Furlow who has been releasing material under the guise of Dead Gaze since 2009, recently morphing into a five-piece live band. The below track "I Found the Ending" has been released as free download via the Dead Gaze's Facebook, and is a taster of what to expect; lush dreamy production, 80s esque keys married against some distorted guitars and some pop laden vocals.
Their album, ‘Dead Gaze’ is out now on FatCat sister label Palmist as a vinyl LP and digital download in the UK from the FatCat website, with two exclusive bonus tracks for those that buy the digital version. Do it.
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