Death by Overkill
Formed out of Seattle’s legendary All-Star Porn Jam annual fundraiser, Death by Overkill features members of beloved local bands, including Furniture Girls, The Highsteppers, The Adarna, The Slants, and Voyager One. The band is no stranger to the stage, having played with icons like Heart, The Sonics, and Merilee Rush. Their approach to music is simple: forget the rules and let the good times roll.
What to Expect:
With “Come At Me, Bro,” DBO weaves their chaotic rock magic through a range of tracks that celebrate everything from 4-part harmonies to theremins and melodica solos. Tracks like "Doomalele," a haunting ukulele-driven song inspired by Joe Versus the Volcano, bring a theatrical touch, while others like "Exit Stage Right" reveal a playful approach to lead vocal swaps and instrumental chaos. This album is packed with surprises, blending classic rock influences with an experimental twist.
This genre-blending rock group defies convention, transforming the boundaries of “Eldercore” and “Rock Faux Pas” with their unique, eclectic sound. Known for not taking themselves too seriously while making music with serious skill, DBO promises fans an experience that’s anything but ordinary.
Track Highlights:
"You're Mine" - Death by Overkill adds their distinctive spin on this Phantogram hit, morphing it into a rock powerhouse brimming with their signature vibe.
"Muffin Fluff" - DBO’s playful side shines in this fan favorite, proving that heavy rock can come with a wink and a grin.
