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"The Haunting piano line on "Death Of Eighty's" opening track, The Medic' is worringly reminiscent of nu-metal jokers Linkin Park'. Thankfully, when the doom and destruction vocals kick in with a vengeance, the band reveal themselves to be a tidy screamo outfit with a Funeral For A Friend fixation
Death of Eighty also win "best track name' award' for "Elevator music for the faint hearted' , its lilting, strumming beauty underpinned by soft sheen drums, while the bitter and not-so-sweet vocals drip with pain and regret "I wont lie, I hope your choking where you are" they tenderly sing, hearts firmly on sleeves.
Elsewhere "Stendhal Syndrome Part 1' is pure mogwai magnificence with post-apocalyptic musings which build into a noisey crescendo. If "Part 1' was post-apocalyptic, "Part 2" is very much its cataclysmic counter-point, the searing guitar licks and end-of-the-world vocals making it a magestic headache of majestic noise"
Time Out Magazine
Dancing along the lines that divide emo, post-hardcore and metalcore, Death of Eighty have been making eclectic, aggressive and imaginative music for the past year and a half. Sick of playing the same old rock music clichs, the five-piece have blended metal, hardcore, rock, and punk to make an exciting musical mlange, bursting with vitality.
The brainchild of guitarists Henry Miller and Jonny Muir, Death Of Eighty rose up out of the United Arab Emirates underground scene and immediately won over fans and critics with their electrifying mix of genres and styles, and their incendiary live performances. Completed by vocalist Dariush Kamyab, bassist Andrew Hughes, and drummer Anmol Pinto, the quintet hail from the U.A.E., a highly cosmopolitan environment where all manner of cultures and peoples meld and mesh, and the music of Death Of Eighty can be described in a similar way. Death Of Eightys music is a melting-pot of styles and influences, and the band claim inspiration from bands as diverse as Alexisonfire, Thin Lizzy, the Deftones, and Thrice.
Its all about juxtaposition for the Death Of Eighty boys. The band flirts between aggressive riffing and rhythmically intense dynamics, and mellow, richly melodic textures. Piercing screams stand beside soaring guitar melodies. Ear-splitting riffs stand beside delicate clean sections. Crushing drum and bass stands beside intricate harmonies. Its original, melodic, aggressive, manic music at moments chaotic and frenzied, at others precise and controlled, played from the heart and from the soul.
Death Of Eighty have gone from strength to strength since the bands inception in late 2004. Between recording and self-releasing their Medicine For The Psyche album, and playing shows such as their televised performance at the ESPN X-Games Dubai 2005, the band have kept active, becoming regulars on the local gig circuit. Heralded for savage and brutally cathartic live shows, the band have built a solid, dedicated, and ever-growing fan-base, winning scores of fans with their singles Fourteen and A Year In 12 Days, as well as with exciting and athletic stage antics.
Regardless of what happens, Death Of Eighty will continue to do what they do best - write music that comes, with equal parts sophistication and ferocity, from the heart. Music that is emotionally turbulent in the most hard-hitting way, yet uplifting and profound. Music that transcends simple classification, music that borrows from across the generic spectrum, yet is somehow greater than the sum of its stylistic parts. And as long as Death Of Eighty can share what they do with whoever will listen, theyll keep gigging, keep writing, keep playing
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Member Since: 22/07/2005
Band Website: www.deathofeighty.com
Band Members: Official Band Promoters : Josh Ronowicz and Renee Dixon. And a special thank you to Jamie for making a myspace account solely to promote us!! u fucking rock!!
Influences: Alexisonfire, Thrice, Trivium, Saosin, Funeral for a friend etc etc etc.
Sounds Like: Dar Kamyab - Vocals

Andy Hughes - Bass

Jonny Muir - Guitars

Henry Miller - Guitars

Anmol Pinto - Drums www.myspace.com/trivium_rocks

Record Label: Copro/Casket Records
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

Final Mixes Done!

hello all you lovely boys and girls we have the pleasure of announcing that the tracks of our forthcoming album have finally been mixed! wooot! Head down to our purevolume account to hear one of the n...
Posted by on Mon, 02 Apr 2007 07:24:00 GMT

Two raw/unmixed tracks uploaded @ purevolume

Hey guys, I've uploaded two raw unmixed tracks ("Teenage angst" and "Dressing up to drown") off our debut mini-album "Elevator Music" that we recorded in England at our purevolume profile. This is jus...
Posted by on Sun, 08 Oct 2006 04:11:00 GMT

Delay with the signing

just to clear a few things up. there were a few issues regarding the casket music contract with lawyers and what not,  that we had to question , before we carried on with the signing. It's a lot...
Posted by on Sat, 09 Sep 2006 14:42:00 GMT

All Done with Recording. Album Titled "Elevator Music"

we missed a couple of days as we had no access to internet and we were too busy running around getting plane tickets, train tickets and bus tickets AND putting final touches to songs but its done, and...
Posted by on Fri, 01 Sep 2006 04:48:00 GMT

Vocals And A night out in Henley

August 28th : Vocals and a night out in Henley   We had to move out of Henrys house today because his parents and sister couldnt handle out rowdy behavior anymore. We spent the rest of the day do...
Posted by on Thu, 31 Aug 2006 02:58:00 GMT

Recording Blog Day 6 : More guitar

August 26th 2006: Doing more guitarsWe left Anmol to make his epic journey to a Cowley tattoo artist on his lonesome, and we went to go record some more guitars. So yeah, Henry finished all of his gui...
Posted by on Sun, 27 Aug 2006 12:40:00 GMT

Recording Blog Day 5 : Give me some BASS

August 24th 2006I cant remember much of this day, so bare with my bareness. We set the alarm for 8:15, so we all had time to shower and eat some breakfast. I had TOAST, oh yes TOAST. It takes about 30...
Posted by on Sat, 26 Aug 2006 15:58:00 GMT

Recording Blog Day 4 : NO recording

August 23rd 2006Day 4: Death Of Eighty let loose in OxfordWe cant record tomorrowYesterday, Andy smashed open Dar and Henrys hearts open with a sledgehammer and ate the insides with this statement. Tu...
Posted by on Sat, 26 Aug 2006 02:11:00 GMT

Recording Blog Day : 2nd Day of recording

Auguat 22nd, 2006Day 3: 2nd day of recordingSo Anmol, Andy and me all returned to the studio to finish the drums off. Anmol went for a marathon drum recording session He was drumming so much he had to...
Posted by on Thu, 24 Aug 2006 12:38:00 GMT

Recording Blog Day 2 : First day in Philia Studios

So yeah, we went to the studio (which is cleverly hidden behind this haggard old house in the middle of suburban Henley) and met Mike (the guy who owns the label and has some sweet tattoos) and Nick (...
Posted by on Thu, 24 Aug 2006 04:22:00 GMT