Dead Quiet returns with their latest full-length tomorrow, Truth and Ruin. The new LP is the band's third overall and releases on Artoffact Records. Fans can hear it a day early, though, courtesy of a full stream at Cvlt Nation.
The band plays metal with nods to the big sounds of the late 1970s and early 1080s, but with modern flourishes that come through in the vocals, organ, and heavy riffs. Truth and Ruin features the addition of Mike Rosen on keyboards.
David Schellenberg (Tunic) SPB: How has COVID/illness-risk changed how you tour? Do you take any precautions in terms of health, diet, housing, etc? Schellenberg: The biggest change for us is we now stay in motels/hotels as a way to keep us out of strangers’ houses -- as when you're a … Read more
Wingtips (Vincent Segretario) SPB: Your work is often compared to ‘80s synth sounds. What are some contemporary artists who inspire you, either directly or indirectly? Segretario: Some current artists which come to mind who we draw influence from currently are CHVRCHES, FKA twigs, 3TEETH, The Soft Moon, and HEALTH. Mainly, … Read more
Igor Starshinov (Ploho) SPB: What make/model of synth did you primarily use on the new record? How did you choose this model? Starshinov: We used Moog minimoog model d, Nord lead 2x, Quasimidi the Raven, Roland Vp550, Casio VL 1, Roland sh 101 and Roland juno 60. We chose these synthesizers because they are … Read more
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