Dead Heat "By My Will" from the album "Process of Elimination"

Dead Heat "By My Will"

Wretched "Radiance" from the album "Decay"

Wretched "Radiance"

Nine Treasures "Real Dream" from the album "Seeking the Absolute"

Nine Treasures "Real Dream"

Igorrr "Headbutt"

Cognitive "People = Shit"

Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party

Parachute

The Red Chord "Antman (20th Anniversary Remaster)" from the album "Clients (20th Anniversary Remaster)"

The Red Chord "Antman (20th Anniversary Remaster)"

Lyrics
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Chasing marks upon this skin
The mottled scars of living
Sometimes it’s easier to quit
The broken heart I left you with
Is far above what I could give you if I lived 

Please don’t ask 
Anyone now 
I cant talk back
Just let this rest
My darling 
Let it rest 

Blind to breathing
You weren’t meant to understand
How I could be so unforgiving
Leave you nothing but our plans
And if you wait for me instead
You’ll never find your way back home
A broken record in my head is telling me to go alone 

Please don’t ask
Anyone now I cant talk back
Just let this rest
 My darling 
Let it rest 

Fast asleep
You’ll hear me
Whispering the secrets I could never write
Just know the broken parts of me
Hurt best when you were by my side
And now you’re screaming you need me
But I can’t help you
And now you’re broken without me
And there’s nothing we can do 

Don’t ask
Anyone now I cant talk back
Just let this rest
My darling let it rest 

Please don’t ask anyone now I cant talk back 

Please don’t ask
Anyone now
I cant talk back
Just let this rest
My darling
Let it rest

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Recorded, mixed and mastered at Airtight Studios and Futureworks Studios. 
Logo credit: Georgina Eaton/ Thomas Gasperlmair.

Singles EP

Post Mortem

Deadwing holds roots in heavy and progressive rock, but they have no boundaries and constantly experiment with their sound. Formed in Manchester (UK), the band began performing and releasing music independently in 2019 and have since demonstrated their strong musicianship and artistic individuality. 

There is an undeniable Tool influence in the complex basslines of Deadwing’s recent music. This pairs perfectly with the Sabbath-esque riffs, melodic solos and technical, passionate drums, which instrumentally give the impression that you are hearing what a lovechild between Black Sabbath and Rush would sound like. 

The distinctive tone of Ellis’ voice, her pensive soaring vocals and her attention to detail lyrically add a layer to Deadwing that makes them stand out. Intensity is a running theme throughout their songs, especially with Deadwing's newest member Zara who completes their sound with haunting backing vocals and expressive keyboards. Their theatrical live performances alongside their recorded releases show that Deadwing are big believers of self-expression and that they’re here purely for their love of music.