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Dreamgaze Overtone: DEATH from Detroit
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the raw, high velocity sound of Death, the legendary trio of brothers from Detroit who were playing punk before the genre even had a name. We are spinning their seminal 1975 recordings, For The Whole World To See" in its entirety tonight.
Long before the world caught up, the Hackney brothers were fusing precision musicianship with an aggressive, spiritual energy that redefined sound. It is a personal favorite of mine, & for good reason; it's pure, unfiltered sonic lightning.The show features a full album play of the record, moving from the blistering speed of "Politicians in My Eyes" to the grooving defiance of "Keep on Knocking," honoring a collection of songs that sat in an attic for decades before finally receiving the recognition they deserved.
To round out the show, theres a curated set of tracks to complement that gritty Detroit energy, featuring heavy hitters & deep cuts from garage rock & punk royalty. Before there was Bad Brains, the Sex Pistols, or The Ramones, there was Death. Tune In Turn On; to Dreamgaze Overtone where we groove together to the sounds of the Underground.
Long before the world caught up, the Hackney brothers were fusing precision musicianship with an aggressive, spiritual energy that redefined sound. It is a personal favorite of mine, & for good reason; it's pure, unfiltered sonic lightning.The show features a full album play of the record, moving from the blistering speed of "Politicians in My Eyes" to the grooving defiance of "Keep on Knocking," honoring a collection of songs that sat in an attic for decades before finally receiving the recognition they deserved.
To round out the show, theres a curated set of tracks to complement that gritty Detroit energy, featuring heavy hitters & deep cuts from garage rock & punk royalty. Before there was Bad Brains, the Sex Pistols, or The Ramones, there was Death. Tune In Turn On; to Dreamgaze Overtone where we groove together to the sounds of the Underground.
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By Louella MoonshadeIn this episode, we take a deep dive into the raw, high velocity sound of Death, the legendary trio of brothers from Detroit who were playing punk before the genre even had a name. We are spinning their seminal 1975 recordings, For The Whole World To See" in its entirety tonight.
Long before the world caught up, the Hackney brothers were fusing precision musicianship with an aggressive, spiritual energy that redefined sound. It is a personal favorite of mine, & for good reason; it's pure, unfiltered sonic lightning.The show features a full album play of the record, moving from the blistering speed of "Politicians in My Eyes" to the grooving defiance of "Keep on Knocking," honoring a collection of songs that sat in an attic for decades before finally receiving the recognition they deserved.
To round out the show, theres a curated set of tracks to complement that gritty Detroit energy, featuring heavy hitters & deep cuts from garage rock & punk royalty. Before there was Bad Brains, the Sex Pistols, or The Ramones, there was Death. Tune In Turn On; to Dreamgaze Overtone where we groove together to the sounds of the Underground.
Long before the world caught up, the Hackney brothers were fusing precision musicianship with an aggressive, spiritual energy that redefined sound. It is a personal favorite of mine, & for good reason; it's pure, unfiltered sonic lightning.The show features a full album play of the record, moving from the blistering speed of "Politicians in My Eyes" to the grooving defiance of "Keep on Knocking," honoring a collection of songs that sat in an attic for decades before finally receiving the recognition they deserved.
To round out the show, theres a curated set of tracks to complement that gritty Detroit energy, featuring heavy hitters & deep cuts from garage rock & punk royalty. Before there was Bad Brains, the Sex Pistols, or The Ramones, there was Death. Tune In Turn On; to Dreamgaze Overtone where we groove together to the sounds of the Underground.