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Deadsy is an American
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band from Los Angeles. The band is known for its visual appearance and unique musical style the band self-describes as "undercore". The band has released two major studio albums. The band was initially signed to Sire Records, but the band's self-titled debut album for the label was shelved shortly before its 1997 release. After attempting to re-work the album, they were ultimately dropped from the label in 1999. After eventually signing to Jonathan Davis' Elementree Records, and finally releasing the album, now known as ''
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'', in 2002, Deadsy toured across the United States, most notably performing on the
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. After the release of '' Phantasmagore'' on
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/Elementree in 2006, the band took a hiatus in 2007. In 2020, it was reported the band had plans for a 2021 release of its third album titled "Subterfugue", ahead of its re-release of ''Phantasmagore''. The album has not yet been released. However, on February 8, 2024, the band would release their first single in 18 years, titled "(study for a portrait of) Napolean In Rags".


History


Early years and formation (1995–1996)

Deadsy formed in the summer of 1995, when
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(son of
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and
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) started recording a handful of demos (including "Flowing Glower", "Dear" and a cover of Pavement's "Texas Never Whispers") with
Alec Puro Alec Puro (born April 25, 1975), also known as Alec Püre, is an American drummer, songwriter and composer. As well as being the drummer for Deadsy, Puro has composed music for numerous television shows and films. Career Puro is best known for ...
on drums and producer Josh Abraham. He later sent a
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keyboard to his longtime friend from prep school
Renn Hawkey Renn McDonnell Hawkey (born March 29, 1974) is an American musician, songwriter, music producer, and occasional actor. He played the synthesizer for the rock band Deadsy, performing on their self-titled debut album (1996) and subsequent releas ...
(Dr. Nner) as an invitation to join the band. The three members evolved their sound in the studio and sought out a record deal out of, among other things, "adolescent necessity".


Sire Records (1996–1999)

While Deadsy shopped for its first record deal, Seymour Stein, President of
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, signed the band. Because they had no bass player at the time, Jay Gordon (of
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) was asked to play bass for their short self-titled album. After the album was recorded and released for promotion, the band temporarily relocated to
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. Deadsy performed an impromptu showcase at
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in 1997. Deadsy's self-titled album was slated for a release in the Spring of 1997, but due to Sire Records separating from Elektra Records, Seymour Stein halted plans for the release, and the band continued recording with Abraham. They also contributed the song "Replicas" to the
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tribute album ''
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'' on
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.
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absorbed Sire Records and folded the label, leaving Deadsy at
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. They gave the band the option to leave with full ownership of their master recordings. In 1998, Craig Riker joined as the bassist full-time and the band would continue writing and recording songs (including "Commencement", "She Likes Big Words" and "Seagulls") for the album which would now be titled '
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''.


''Commencement'' (1999–2003)

In April 2000, Deadsy signed to
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, a label owned by longtime supporter
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of Korn, and by June 2000 the band secured the album's widespread distribution through
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. Ashburn Miller replaced Riker on bass in January 2002. With help from friend and
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frontman
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, they filmed a music video for "The Key To Gramercy Park". After multiple delays, ''Commencement'' was released on May 14, 2002, and the album debuted at number 100 of the
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chart. A second video was filmed for their second single, a cover of
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". They were invited to perform on the 2001
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, and the band toured throughout 2002 with bands including
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and
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. The band recorded additional songs for the album with
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and Josh Abraham (including a cover of Rush's "
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", "Winners" and the lead single "The Key to Gramercy Park").


''Phantasmagore'' (2003–2007)

After DreamWorks Records was merged into
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in late 2003, Deadsy moved on from Dreamworks Records and signed with
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in 2006. Phantasmagore was released on August 22, 2006, and featured the 5 band members on the album cover in black and white. The album debuted on the Billboard 200 chart and Deadsy was asked back to appear on the
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in 2006. Deadsy co-headlined a nationwide tour with the
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and also appeared at
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that year. In January 2007, Deadsy parted ways with bassist Ashburn Miller, and added Jens Funke to their tour line up.


Hiatus (2007–2017)

In February 2007, a short statement from Allman confirmed that the band was taking a hiatus. Carlton Bost then joined
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full-time. On April 16, 2007, a
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bulletin was posted with a statement by Alec Puro, who wrote, "As you all know we are going to be taking a short break from Deadsy so Elijah can make a solo record and I can continue scoring projects I wasn't able to do from the road". In early 2008, Elijah Blue and the Trapezoids was revealed as the name of Allman's solo project, though as of 2016, the project has yet to release anything more than three demos on its MySpace page. He also was reported as following a career in visual art. In February 2010, Allman claimed, "Deadsy is sleeping at the moment". Ashburn Miller and Carlton Bost joined
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's new line-up in September 2012.


Reformation (2018–2024)

On November 16, 2018, Deadsy (Allman, Hawkey, Puro and Bost) played a semi-acoustic show alongside
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at
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. This marked the band's first appearance since 2006. On July 14, 2020, Deadsy (now stylized as DÆDSY) announced on social media that their forthcoming album titled ''Subterfugue'', was to be released in early 2021. They also announced that ''Phantasmagore'' would be remastered and returning to digital platforms and receiving a vinyl release. Craig Riker rejoined the band on bass, and ''Phantasmagore'' was re-released on Deadsy's own Tran Kilo label on November 2. The album was expected to receive a vinyl release, which never materialized after three years of pre-orders and waiting. In April 2023, Hawkey announced on
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that he was no longer a member of Deadsy. On January 9, 2024, Allman apologized to Deadsy's fanbase for the ''Phantasmagore'' vinyl reissue and took sole responsibility for the delays, saying that he had "dishonored you all, and dishonored myself by my inaction and silence". On February 1, 2024, Deadsy's official Instagram page posted an announcement for their first release since 2006. A single titled "(study for a portrait of) Napolean In Rags", which was released February 8, on Spotify. '' Q'' said that the song title may be a reference to the
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".


Musical style and lyrical themes

Allman describes the band's low and dissonant style as "undercore". His baritone singing style and guitars, Hawkey's synthesizers, Puro's drums and Bost's Z-Tar all contribute to the sound. Allman stated, "We wanted to make something that was transcendental, really rule-defying, and very against the grain and when people listened to it at first, it would just feel very like a sense of foreignness, almost like watching a
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film. The lyrics and imagery of the songs sometimes focused on many subjects in either sexual, religious, magical or popular culture contexts. Occasionally, there are references to esoterica, secret societies, ''
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'',
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, the novel ''
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'' by
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, and even
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''.


Legacy

Several bands have cited Deadsy as influential, including
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, Zetra, and
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.


Members and visual appearances

Allman has often called the band an "art project" complete with a manifesto and visual iconography. The band was once described as "monied prep school secret society crossed with teenage fascist group." Each band member represents one element or "entity" that drives human society. Each entity is also represented by their own color and unique appearance. Many of the multi-color ideas were influenced directly from the 1955 film
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. Blue represented International Klein Blue and academia, Puro represented green and leisure, Hawkey represented yellow and science and medicine, Bost represented grey and war, and Riker represented red and horror. The band members also carry a white plastic chain accessory. Blue and Hawkey, former students at Maine's
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, stated being "fascinated by
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and other secret societies and all that stuff that people are very curious about that create an air of mystique". Blue continued by saying: "I often call this band 'a perversion of privilege'."


Current members

*
Elijah Blue Allman Elijah Sky Blue Allman (born July 10, 1976), known professionally as P. Exeter Blue I (Phillips Exeter Blue), is an American musician, and the son of singer Cher and singer-songwriter Gregg Allman; he is the half-brother of Chaz Bono, Delilah A ...
– lead vocals, rhythm guitar, programming (1995–2007, 2017–present) *
Alec Puro Alec Puro (born April 25, 1975), also known as Alec Püre, is an American drummer, songwriter and composer. As well as being the drummer for Deadsy, Puro has composed music for numerous television shows and films. Career Puro is best known for ...
– drums, programming (1995–2007, 2017–present) *
Carlton Bost Carlton James Bost (born April 8, 1975), also known by the stage name Carlton Megalodon, is an American musician. He is the guitar player for the industrial rock band Orgy, for the rock band Deadsy, the industrial rock/hard rock band The Dreami ...
– lead guitar, Z-Tar (1999–2007, 2017–present) * Craig Riker – bass (1998–2002, 2020–present)


Former members

* Andy Trench – bass (1997) * Jay Gordon – bass (1997–1999) * Ashburn Miller – bass (2002–2007) * Jens Funke – bass (2007) *
Renn Hawkey Renn McDonnell Hawkey (born March 29, 1974) is an American musician, songwriter, music producer, and occasional actor. He played the synthesizer for the rock band Deadsy, performing on their self-titled debut album (1996) and subsequent releas ...
– keyboards, synthesizer (1995–2007, 2017–2023) Timeline


Discography


Studio albums


Singles


Extras

* "Asura" (demo clip) (1:24) * "Asura" (demo) (3:27) * "
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" (demo) (4:49) cover song originally by
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. Track originally appeared on an early cassette demo but was not in broad circulation. * "Babes In Abyss" (demo) (3:23) * "Better Than You Know" (demo clip) (1:58) * "Better Than You Know" (unmastered) (6:14) * "Book of Black Dreams" (demo clip) (1:03) * "Brand New Love" (radio mix) (3:42) * "Carrying Over" (live) (4:24) from
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compilation 2006 * "Colossus" (demo) (4:25) featuring
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made available to participants of a
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promotional effort * "Crimson & Clover" (3:37) song originally from the 1999 film '' A Walk on the Moon'' featuring Allman's mother,
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* "Dear" (demo) (6:47) * "Do You Want It All?" (unreleased) (0:00) Unreleased ''Phantasmagore'' song, it is known to have been played once at the Roxy in 2004 * "Dreamcrusher" (demo clip) (1:13) * " Fox on the Run" (
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cover) (3:24), originally to be released on
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(it's on the 1999 promo of the album), later released on the Whatever It Takes soundtrack * "Friends" (3:58) available for purchase through
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* "Girl" (live) (2:32) cover song originally by T.Rex, it is known to have been played at Vintage Vinyl Records in 2006 * " Just Like Heaven" (demo) (6:02) cover song originally by
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* "The Thing That Should Not Be" (unreleased) (0:00) cover song originally by
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, it is known to have been played once at the Whisky A Go Go in 2001 * "The Key to Gramercy Park" (demo) (3:11) * "The Key to Gramercy Park" (Instrumental) (3:36) * "Mansion World" (
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remix) (7:41) * "My Only Friend" (3:26) cover song originally from
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'' soundtrack * "Replicas" (5:12) was featured on a
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tribute album in 1997 * "Sands of Time" (demo clip) (1:17) demo clip for a track eventually known as "Time" * "Sleeping Angel" (unreleased) (0:00) Stevie Nicks cover song that appeared on the first demo tape, the song has yet to publicly surface * "Strength of Mind" (demo) (3:27) was made available by
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by mistake. Several purchases were made before it was quickly taken down * "Texas Never Whispers" (3:43) cover song by the band Pavement * "
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" (live) (4:11) from
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compilation 2001


Music videos


Notes

* A For its original 2001 release in the United States, "The Key to Gramercy Park" was released as a
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single with "Mansion World". "The Key to Gramercy Park" was re-released in 2002.


References


External links

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