Deadsy is an industrial/goth/nu metal band formed in 1995 by members Elijah Blue Allman, Renn Hawkey, and Alec Pure. They call their sound Undercore. The three of them would be signed to Sire/Electra records in 1996. Deadsy's first album, Deadsy, was released in 1997. They didn't have a bass player at the time so Jay Gordon would fill in on some songs, specifically "Flowing Grower", "Future Years", "Cruella", and "Sleepy Hollow", the latter song featuring Jonathan Davis of KoRn.

During this time, Sire split from Electra as the label was bought by London Records which left Deadsy to be under Warner Bros for a short time. The label allowed the band to leave withfull ownership of their material. In 1998, Craig Riker would become the band's permanent bassist. Deadsy signed to Elementree Records, which is a label owned by KoRn and got distribution by DreamWorks Records. Carlton Bost would join in 2001 as the band's Ztar player, which is a midi guitar. In January 2002, Craig was replaced by Ashburn Miller. The longly awaited Commencement would release in May 14, 2002.

DreamWorks merged with Interscope Records the next year and Deadsy decided to leave the label and sign to Immotal Records in 2006 where they released their second album Phantasmagore in August 22 of the same year. A year later, Ashburn left the band and was replaced by Jens Funke. The same year, Elijah would announce that the band would be going on a hiatus.

This hiatus would last for 13 years until Deadsy would announce on July 14, 2020 that they would be releasing their thirld album, Subterfugue, in early 2021. They would also announce a remaster for Phantasmagore. In 2023, Renn would announce that he would be leaving the band. There were also difficulties with the vinyl repressings of Phantasmagoe that Elijah would apologize for. So far, the album has not be released yet but the song, (study for a protrait of) Napolean In Rags was released in February 8, 2024.



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Manifesto

In the course of human events, pinnacle junctures of spacetime produce and bestow the epiphany. The beings whom are chosen, extrapolate this epiphany, thus bringing into fruition the superlative, or the object of ultimacy. There is a coven of warriors who encapsulate the next epoch of this concept...they stand fearless and dutiful at an elite crossroads of the omniverse.


Deadsy is an institution that was developed to purify and primify the human solution of sound and vision. It is adamantly committed to the realization of a comprehensive conveyance of simplicity and complexity's synergistic unions - a sort of "simplexity" or "complicity," if you will. This institution is comprised of five separate entities: academia, leisure, horror, war and science-medicine. These ingredients are the core basis of the Deadsy formula and the keys to the equation of this plight. Each of the members (fraters) has been designated one of these entities in accordance to their natural predisposition and most primal congruencies to best exhibit the root aspects and essential constants of humanization: P. Exeter Blue I...the eternal pupil, Alec Pure...the libertine, Creature, Carlton Megalodon...Man-At-Arms, and finally Nner...the good doctor. The life-breath principle of Deadsy, being the sum of the five parts, is a perfect parallel to the fourth dimension's (time) crucial relationship to the other three, as they are aimless and next to impossible without it...lo and behold, the relentless search of the ultimate.


Woven thick throughout the fabric of this purpose, it is of the most sacred of attributes, being that it is the spirit-provider accompaniment of intensity and extremity on the effervescent quest as pilgrims toward the nether-zone. The foundations of this mantra lie in the Deadsy theosophy of primacy, which emphasizes that in the early stages of life we hold the answers of the universe and life itself. What we covet from that point on is the preservation of that purity and raw knowledge. Incidentally, this institution is utilizing the vehicle of ultra-specific sonics and visuals to challenge, overwhelm, and enchant its followers in hopes that ultimately they too can rate, merit, and place in perspective their avid passions, beliefs, adventures, and rituals in accordance to the grand scale of self. This manifesto having been stated in its entirety...

IN HOC SIGNO VINCES


Discography

Deadsy

Released: 1996

Label: Sire, Witchhouse

Runtime: 43:09

Songs:

  1. Lake Waramaug
  2. The Elements
  3. Flowing Glower
  4. Future Years
  5. From Beyond
  6. Anti-Pop
  7. Cruella
  8. This Goodnight
  9. Sleepy Hollow [Featuring Jonathan Davis]

The Elements

Released: 1997

Label: Sire, Witchhouse

Runtime: 13:14

Songs:

  1. The Elements
  2. Anti-Pop
  3. Flowing Glower

Commencement [1999]

Released: 1999

Label: Sire, Witchhouse

Runtime: 59:00

Songs:

  1. Commencement
  2. Lake Waramaug
  3. She Likes Big Words
  4. The Elements
  5. Flowing Glower
  6. Future Years
  7. From Beyond
  8. Fox On The Run [Original song by Sweet]
  9. The Mansion World
  10. Cruella
  11. Seagulls (The Macroprospus) [Featuring Jay Gordon]
  12. Le Cirque En Rose (Obsolescence)
  13. Itty Bitty Titty Girl

The Key To Gramercy Park

Released: 2002

Label: Elementree Records, DreamWorks Records

Runtime: 3:11

Song:

  1. The Key To Gramercy Park [Featuring Jonathan Davis]

Deadsy

Released: 2002

Label: Elementree Records, DreamWorks Records

Runtime: 17:07

Songs:

  1. The Key To Gramercy Park [Featuring Jonathan Davis]
  2. Winners
  3. Mansion World
  4. Brand New Love [Original song by Sebadoh]

Commencement

Released: May 14, 2002

Label: Elementree Records, DreamWorks Records

Runtime: 1:08:00

Songs:

  1. The Key To Gramercy Park [Featuring Jonathan Davis]
  2. Winners
  3. Brand New Love [Original song by Sebadoh]
  4. Mansion World
  5. Lake Waramaug
  6. The Elements
  7. Flowing Glower
  8. Future Years
  9. She Likes Big Words
  10. Cruella
  11. Seagulls (The Macroprospus) [Featuring Jay Gordon]
  12. Le Cirque En Rose (Obsolescence)
  13. Tom Sawyer [Original song by Rush]
  14. Commencement

Brand New Love

Released: October, 2002

Label: Elementree Records, DreamWorks Records

Runtime: 3:42

Song:

  1. Brand New Love (Radio Edit) [Original song by Sebadoh]

Phantasmagore

Released: August 22, 2006

Label: Elementree Records, Immortal Records

Runtime: 48:46

Songs:

  1. Razor Love
  2. Carrying Over
  3. Babes In Abyss
  4. Paint It Black [Original song by The Rolling Stones]
  5. Better Than You Know
  6. Book Of Black Dreams
  7. Asura
  8. The Last Story Ever
  9. Phantasmagore
  10. Time
  11. Health & Theory
  12. Friends [Bonus Track only on remastered release]

(study for a portrait of) Napoleon In Rags

Label: Gramoscope Music

Runtime: 5:28

Song:

  1. (study for a portrait of) Napoleon In Rags