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Starting with this tread i started to buy the Deathprod CDs. Before listening to this music i couldn't imagine that music without rythm and melody can inspire me. The first album that i recived was "Treetop Drive". Great! And since two weeks i call the "Morals and Dogma" my own. Im completely flashed by "Dead Poeple Things". This wonderful sad singing saw… As expected is it the same Musician as on AADAP. Im looking foreward to recive "Imaginary Songs from Tristan".
Is there anyone who joined the concert in Athens
Deathprod live tonight in Stavanger and at May 27th in Bergen
Deathprod will perform Treetop Drive with Snah at Rockheim on the 14th of September
http://www.rockheim.no/arkiv/deathprod-fremforer-treetop-drive/
Helge, Suzanna & John Paul Jones from Øyafestivalen
http://tv.nrk.no/serie/kveldsnytt/nnfa23081013/10-08-2013#t=7m6s
The Supersilent + JPJ show was awesome! And a lot of fun to watch all the people who were there only to see JPJ get blown away by the Supersilent improv noise-fest
Quote:Deathprod will perform Treetop Drive with Snah at Rockheim on the 14th of SeptemberTickets are on sale now at Rockheim.no
FYI – before Deathprod with Snah performs Treetop Drive at Rockheim 14th of September, Gunnar Iversen will introduce the artist, and we will also display a brand new video-interview with Helge Sten. And more; Pekka Stokke will do some tricks with smoke and lights during the concert.
From yesterdays performance of Treetop Drive at Rockheim – Trondheim. What a blast!
Before the concert we were treated with a presentation from prof. Gunnar Iversen, putting the album into a historic context – and also a video interview with Helge Sten where he explains the process towards the album and the equipment used.
A review from adressa.no
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