Artista: DEADSTAR ASSEMBLY

Genere: INDUSTRIAL METAL

Note: CD IMPORT

Formato: CD

Recensione: Deadstar Assembly formed in 2001 from a collaboration between Dearborn and techno producer Luis Duran.
They recruited MuBo (ex-Basic Humans) to play keyboards.
Realizing they shared a common creative vision, MuBo and Dearborn partnered to assemble the remaining pieces of the band - The Dro (ex-DeSaad) and Cygnus (ex-The C60's)

On March 30, 2002 the band performed their debut show at the Culture Room in Ft.
Lauderdale, FL.
Original guitarist and Dearborn's high school friend Jay was dismissed from the group later that year and was replaced by DreGGs, a graduate of the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

Deadstar Assembly[edit]
Their self-titled debut album contained 13 tracks, one of which was a cover of the 1980s pop hit, Send Me An Angel (originally by Real Life).
In 2004 David Sterry of Real Life contacted the band and personally endorsed their version of his song.
DeadStar Assembly went on to sell over 15,000 copies independently.

The Dark Hole Sessions: Vol.
1[edit]
In 2003, the band released their debut DVD entitled "The Dark Hole Sessions: Vol.1" nationwide, which was a collection of various tour and behind the scenes videos that the band had archived during their first 2 years together.

Between 2004-2006 the band did extensive touring to support these releases opening for bands such as Bella Morte, Crossbreed, Celldweller, Genitorturers, The Birthday Massacre, and Wednesday 13.

While touring with Wednesday 13, the band started writing for their next album which at the time was slated for a 2004 release.
DeadStar Assembly was endorsed by B.C.
Rich Guitars and Kustom Amplification during their visit to NAMM in 2005.

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