The first McDEAD Album out now
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Love Undone

IBM - a hypnotic LOFI track with an IDM drone and emotional lyric, launched by deep bass and drifting guitars. Written and recorded in Belgrade Serbia, the song is inspired by McDead’s amazing dad, a www2 combat vet turned teacher, who led many local peaceful protests against nuclear weapons in the UK after WW2 ended in nukes. The heartfelt guitar and vocal nods hard to those Cold War years of fear for the future.

An experimental ambient drone track made by synthesizing Ebow guitar

Bow Drone

Spiralling ambient track built round ebow and cello

Cyclone Drone

A song about flashbacks to the future past,
wearing 'fresh' sunglasses in San Francisco... 
Happy Days!
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Transported

Experiments... a dark subby EDM experimental beat with a whistle - no bells - by McDead.

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Whistler

HEY HO SC FAM!
A lyric-lite version of my brand new track - Fuzzy Logic
Let me know what ya think - I really appreciate you listening✌️

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FUZZY LOGIC

Wadedoo SC Fam!
Radiation - it's sick.
McDead sings about sunburn,
Feel the glow✌

Radiation

Trireme

McDead's high frequency ambient experiment about horrific death penalty furniture - sitting comfortably?

Old Sparky

Noisy guitar based psychedelic telecaster mayhem about living it large down a Melbourne slip-road
Check out the mad vid here
https://youtu.be/nKMAY7JPCE8

Highway

Hypnotic Experimental Garage Rock Wonk complete with  sub-bass drones... 
well why not?  
Enjoy ✌💀

Bone Drone

Lazy

A sweeping track inspired by two Wedge Tailed Eagles I photographed soaring above an archaeological site I'm working on at the Werribee River in Victoria, Oz... 
I see them daily in an amazing place. I hope the song does them justice. I'm interweaving unusual reverbs throughout, resulting in a big sound reflecting the vast Wild South.

Sun Sun

Filthy rock n roll about... well, British Railways - enjoy! Ok, Railway Blues... a deceptively simple old school blues rock n roller with a subtle twist... check out the dirty bass and howling harp n guitars underscored by sneaky rail-rumbling sub bass n drones... and if you listen hard much more of McDead's trademark experimental IDM influenced sonic trickery. Well, the song is about how railways - British Railways especially - are being destroyed by people who never use them and who want to crush the Rail Transport Unions (RUT in the UK...) of workers who keep them safe for the rest of us who do use them. Same sad anti-railway politics in Australia, Canada, the US and India - the results are sad and sadly fatal. Railway Blues...

Railway Blue

McDead "Eye" Bass, Breaks... genre bending - blink and you'll miss it - enjoy!
Follow the bass through the eye of the storm till it melts the final guitars as the beat evolves - so much more production mayhem from Melbourne going on than meets the eye 👁️🙏👁️

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Dive head first into a into a dark sea of electronics, guitar mayhem and filthy beats ✌️💀

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Heavy Industrial Breaks Gone Broke by McDead ✌️💀

Broke

Slow Wave

McDead's Calmest track - slow-fi experimental downtempo dub with mangled Sputnik telemetry, ebow, and organic keys 👋💀✌️

Calm

Shades of light and dark - a track about getting lost in the desert ✌️💀

Shadows

McDead's Mercury - a slow splash of liquid silver✌️💀

Mercury

✌️💀 A filthy rough necked guitar track about dirty oil money

Slick

McDead goes on a very slippery slope with "Slide", a wide open post-rock psychedelic experiment up into wide open sound of Americana slide guitar, then way down under to an 'Australiana' style of clipped LoFi production, and beyond. The track sees Kev McDead exploring a wide open musical space, alternated with a narrower way of musical thought. 
This kind of experiment can fail easily; very bad if it goes wrong - but very good if it goes to plan and can "Slide" you down a new musical road for the all the right reasons. Enjoy!

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Slide

A song inspired by a river in Oz. First Nations Wurundjeri people say the modern river Yarra was mistranslated by Europeans - it was originally called “birrarung" meaning 'river of mists and shadows'.
Just saying.
Here is McDead's instrumental psyched out hip hop track inspired by many happy hours spent next to this beautiful river in Melbourne.

River of Mists and Shadows

McDead's new techno banger 'Voltage'... a deep diving genre-bending experimental track about er, electricity, that starts off shaking glowsticks - then stares right off into the distance with an inane grin. Innovative sound design and an unusual use of effects aim to create a uniquely chilled vibe. Old school Essex style techno vibes proper-mangled up with some (almost) subtle IDM production twists, banging bass, and a weird wobbly-guitar drone throughout. Wired up by the dodgiest Sparky on the building site making sure this track amps you right out of your (con)fuse box- enjoy

Voltage

McDead's playful gritty, filthy, if not funky bass heavy beat about compulsive record collecting 'All mine... Never enough... Buy forever...'
Kind of channels the Fall, Beck, and Kate Bush and John Frusciante, as mixed by DJ Shadow at 90 (BPM) well, in my dreams.
Enjoy :-)

A nod to McDead's 'Technical College' in Colchester that gave him a second chance... after a very shaky start
Plenty of technical-to-techno-and beyond type production shenanigans going on here, as McDead yet again attempts to tamper with the very fabric of space-time, by creating a massive musical wormhole in Melbourne.
After much careful research Dr. McDead has discovered there are three types of wormholes...
1) Traversable wormholes are wormholes that can be travelled through.
2) Non-traversable wormholes are wormholes that cannot be travelled through
3) One-way wormholes which are wormholes you can only travel through once..
Here's hoping 'Technical College' is a number 1

Technical College

Zebras can fall asleep standing up as they have locking joints, so they don't have to worry about falling over 👋💀
Here McDead draws on IDM/Hip-Hop/Glitch and 70's electronica here... resulting in Hard Lines - a track inspired by good times, bad times, and very sad times - surviving best friends - coming out the other side hopefully a bit wiser. Kind of solidifying a new musical direction for me.... hope you enjoy it as much as I do - thanks for listening - it is really appreciated.
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Hard Lines

'Rebar' by McDead a bass led indie banger reinforced with glitchy bits of IDM steel 👋💀✌️

Rebar

Sonic Digger 🔔⛏ @kevmcdead
McDead is the musical vehicle of London born producer and archaeologist Kev Edinborough - currently based in Melbourne and travelling all over. His writing is heavily influenced by the alternative/electronic scene he grew up with working as roadie and then guitarist back in 1990's South East England, playing dozens of dodgy and later not so dodgy venues, before going back to college, getting a PhD and being an archaeologist when not making music. Hard to nail down, McDead draws inspiration from Captain Beefheart and Extreme Noise Terror as much as Steve Reich, Jimi Hendrix and Mr Bill.

The first McDead album was recorded in Melbourne with Plastic Jungle Records at Laneway Studios, with a limited vinyl release pressed at Zenith Records which sold out in 2021. Thanks for all your support!

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