Deadpeach Recording New Album
Italian heavy psychedelic rockers Deadpeach have entered the studio to begin work on their next long-player. That’s something in itself, considering the long-running trio’s last full-length, Aurum (review here), was released in early 2015. They haven’t been inactive in the intervening time, mind you, between playing shows, making videos and releasing 2022’s Live at Sidro Club, which you can stream below, 2019’s acoustic session Waiting for Federico (discussed here), and so on.
Still, what might result on a fourth long-player from these cats, who’ve long since dwelled in their own niche between fuzz, psych, drift and thrust is something to look forward to, whenever and however it might eventually surface. Aurum came out through ultra-respected purveyor Nasoni Records, and when the impending and as-yet-untitled new recording is done, that would probably still be a good fit for Deadpeach, who trace their origins back to the mid/late-’90s heavy rock boom and whose first album, Psycle came out in 2006, also on Nasoni (they had a couple other offerings prior). I won’t pretend to know the plans or have insight on when the new album will be finished tracking, let alone mixed and mastered, but I’m on their email list — if I can do it, you can too — and they sent word out that the process was underway, and even just that seemed like something notable. Whatever comes, whenever it comes, fine. But it’s in the works.
So yeah, that’s good news. From the PR wire:
Hi, a brief report of the first 4 days in studio.
The recordings at the Duna studio in Russi (RA) have started, we recorded drums, bass and guitars, tomorrow we will do the vocals.
We have some ideas for the cover and the title that we need to develop.
The duration of the new album is about 38 minutes, below are some photos of the days in the studio .
Regards and Fuzz ON
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