Dead Confederate
Wrecking Ball

Cracking, raspy, nasal vocals. Dark, muddy guitars. Thrashing drums. Quiet-loud-quiet structure. Dead Confederate aren’t exactly subtle about taking a...

There isn’t much to dislike about Dead Confederate in principle. Their quiet-loud-quiet to-ing and fro-ing (insert Nirvana comparison here) is precise...

I missed the recent tour with Dinosaur Jr but I was lucky enough to catch the mighty Dead Confederate in Leeds earliewr this year supporting A Place T...

It seems that every year, once I begin to compile my “Best Albums” list, there’s always a record that appears near the tail end of the year to m...

The term 'Rock' has pretty much become the branching-title for anything alternative nowadays.Post-Rock, Indie-Rock, Pop-Rock, Hard-Rock, Soft-Rock, Bl...

There’s no shortage of buzzwords to ascribe to Georgia psyche-rock five-piece Dead Confederate- ‘moody’ being just one. The opening quick-fire fanfare...

Dead Confederate. Here’s a band with an interesting back-story. They self-released an EP called “The News Underneath” a few years back, black print on...

Beginning with a yawl and a howl and continuing as such for an hour, the first record from Dead Confederate sounds like it was hewn from a block of ra...

OK, so here we have Nirvana re-imagined as a stoner band. No, I don’t mean they sound like the Screaming Trees. It is heavy, though - as in ‘heavy go...

Dead Confederate were discovered by Gary Gersh, they guy responsible for bringing both Sonic Youth and Nirvana to Geffen in the year that punk broke. ...