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The Letters Organize formed in 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia. Taking influences from bands such as Refused and other post hardcore bands while incorporating their own style of schizophrenic rock and roll, the band recorded their first EP "Everyone Goes Yeah...Bash!" on Brand Name Records which would subsequently be re-released as "The Cure" later. Their unique sound earned them recognition in the independent music scene, playing with bands such as Vaux and the SXSW festival. Nitro Records soon took interest and signed the band, releasing their only full length "Dead Rhythm Machine" in early 2005, to much critical acclaim from magazines...

Please note that The Death Letters now call themselves Death Letters (without the article). During the Great Depression of the 30’s, American blues hero Son House wrote and recorded his signature song “Death Letter”. Somewhat 76 years later in 2006, singer/guitarist Jordi “Duende” Ariza Lora (19 yrs old) and drummer Victor Brandt (17 yrs old) from Dordrecht, Netherlands borrowed the name for their band, inspired by the song’s characteristic raw emotion and urgent rhythm. Also influenced by groups like The Thermals, Oceansize, Death Cab for Cutie, Cult of Luna and At The Drive-In, Death Letters aren’t even close to their...

Letters From is a stoner/alternative metal band from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil formed in 2011. All the songs: http://lettersfrom.bandcamp.com/ All the videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL171V9cQ71zCpXzz342Lz1x9Gv6mE0pxP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lettersfromwho Twitter: https://twitter.com/LettersFromWho Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lettersfrom .

»I don't see the reflection of a man, I see a specter, a phantasm, a distorted human-like figure to which I can't relate« Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words is the specter that haunts Sweden's Thomas Ekelund. A graphic designer, musician, and visual artist, Ekelund brings to his body of work a dark vision of brooding isolation tempered by the hope that salvation from the garbled ether of digital and psychological pollution is possible. After being diagnosed with a near crippling mental disease, Ekelund sought sanctuary in sound but recoiled from what he created. Ekelund stares into the shadow sounds...