DEAD Night

Bunch o’ drones these guys. Hailing in the nether regions between Vancouver and Seattle, Dead Night are a cool new group pounding away in Winnie’s heart. The tracks to their recent EP are named after various movies that resonated with members of the band growing… check it out, and maybe you’ll have something to talk about when you see them play live. - Winnie Cooper

If you're looking for new droning synth music, then you need Dead Night. The new york duo peddle strung out nuggets of moody synth-pop bliss, most notably on the standout from their 'Movie' EP, Flatliners. The name of their game is arpeggiated electronic trickery, with nonchalant vocal delivery which ought to be mundane as phrases like "nothing to do" are chanted again and again, but instead rub off as emotive and meaningful, sort of like fellow New Yorker Paul Banks of Interpol. - SoundInflux

If you're looking for new droning synth music, then you need Dead Night. The new york duo peddle strung out nuggets of moody synth-pop bliss, most notably on the standout from their 'Movie' EP, Flatliners. The name of their game is arpeggiated electronic trickery, with nonchalant vocal delivery which ought to be mundane as phrases like "nothing to do" are chanted again and again, but instead rub off as emotive and meaningful, sort of like fellow New Yorker Paul Banks of Interpol. - SoundInflux