Emerging from the vibrant music scene of the North East of England, TV Death have carved a distinctive niche with their raw energy and sonic experimentation. The quartet have captivated audiences with their visceral sound and thought-provoking lyrics, reminiscent of the sensual anarchy of bands like The Cramps and The Birthday Party. The band have now released their debut album, Neon Dreamland, that features twelves tracks, ten brand new songs and two fan favourites, Village Mentality and a new version of their debut single Crank Bugs.

“We decided on the name for the album quite early on, before all the song choices were made, and we wanted the album and songs to reflect a more vibrant and darker electronic sound. I bought a Microkorg synth and got a homemade synth guitar pedal to expand our sonic landscape for recording. We’re very proud of ‘Neon Dreamland’, it touches on some of the darker sides of society and the world we’re being forced to live in just now, whilst at the same time giving us a chance to kick against it. Neon Dreamland is in part a place to escape the real issues of our overarching modern-day problems, and a place where we’re yelling wake the fuck up into the ears of those who are currently hiding.” (vocalist Jack Burlison)

TV Death present a compelling case for a young band on the rise. Their synthesis of Post-Punk, Psychedelic and Garage Rock feels organic and avoids pastiche, resulting in a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly unique. The lyrical landscape delves into a range of compelling themes, demonstrating perceptiveness for the crumbling world around them, aligning them with the tradition of politically and socially engaged Punk and Post-Punk artists. As well as pointing the finger at governments and their significant hangers on, Neon Dreamland tackles the mass media’s apparent connivance and manipulation of the masses where propaganda and distraction techniques are rife. 

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