Deadsoul Tribe News

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DEADSOUL TRIBE — the group led by former PSYCHOTIC WALTZ frontman Buddy Lackey (a.k.a. Devon Graves) — has revealed the cover artwork for its upcoming album, "A Lullaby for the Devil". Check it out at this location. The complete track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Psychosphere
02. Goodbye City Life
03. Here Come the Pigs
04. Lost In You
05. A Stairway to Nowhere
06. The Gossamer Strand
07. Any Sign at All
08. Fear
09. Further Down
10. A Lullaby for the Devil

The initial pressing of the album will include a multimedia section with acoustic live material.

Lackey previously stated about the music on "A Lullaby for the Devil", "It will sound quite a bit different than the previous DEADSOUL albums, in that the songs are generally much faster-paced, and quite a bit more, progressive, quite a bit more aggressive, and quite a bit more metal. There are also some songs which would have been on the 'calmer' disc, which have a smokey, more experimental ambience. There is also a particularly noteworthy instrumental composed for lead flute."

"A Lullaby for the Devil" will be released on September 11 via InsideOut Music.

DEADSOUL TRIBE released its fourth album, "The Dead Word", in November 2005 via InsideOut Music.

Why did Graves decide to combine Dead and Soul and make one word? The first two albums show Dead Soul Tribe, the last two and this upcoming album shows Deadsoul Tribe. Pffft! Can't wait for this album, though.

i didn't care much for the last one, but i liked the others & loved Psychotic Waltz, so i'll probably pick it up.

mc666 wrote:

i didn't care much for the last one, but i liked the others & loved Psychotic Waltz, so i'll probably pick it up.

The Dead World took a while to sink in. It's a very subtle record, but it's really good given the chance.

I bought this album yesterday, and so far I'm pretty impressed. It's not as mellow as The Dead World, but not as progressive—or as Tool-ish, rather—as A Murder Of Crows. It's more like the debut, only heavier. In fact, the first three songs are really heavy—at least for Deadsoul Tribe. Definitely a solid album. If you like Deadsoul Tribe, this is a must, I'd say.

I just noticed there a multimedia inclusion, too. It's a 13-minute MPG of Devon performing a few Psychotic Waltz and Deadsoul Tribe songs acoustically. Just him and a guitar in the studio. It's a pretty sweet extra, listed right on the back of the CD, but somehow I missed it. Haha. He performs:

1. My Grave (from Bleeding) *
2. I Remember (from A Social Grace) *
3. Some Sane Advice (from The Dead World)
4. Under The Weight Of My Stone (from Dead Soul Tribe)

* Psychotic Waltz songs.

Got A Murder Of Crowes!
Not a big fan, but maybe I`ll give this one a try. Less Tool-ish is good news for me

Olafsto wrote:

Got A Murder Of Crowes!
Not a big fan, but maybe I`ll give this one a try. Less Tool-ish is good news for me

Well, I never thought they really sounded like Tool as a whole, but A Murder of Crows had it's moments where I was reminded of Tool.

Olafsto wrote:

Got A Murder Of Crowes!
Not a big fan, but maybe I`ll give this one a try. Less Tool-ish is good news for me

He had it, now I do. Thanks Olafsto.

I'll give it a spin today.

ult

gone are the days of first 7" and lp of PW....

ultmetal wrote:

Olafsto wrote:

Got A Murder Of Crowes!
Not a big fan, but maybe I`ll give this one a try. Less Tool-ish is good news for me

He had it, now I do. Thanks Olafsto.

I'll give it a spin today.

ult

Good to hear it`s arrived!
Got mine today as well, nice!!

ultmetal wrote:

Olafsto wrote:

Got A Murder Of Crowes!
Not a big fan, but maybe I`ll give this one a try. Less Tool-ish is good news for me

He had it, now I do. Thanks Olafsto.

I'll give it a spin today.

ult

Crank the song "Regret." My favorite DST song.

I like DST a good bit. I haven't really listened to A Lullaby For The Devil like I have their other stuff.

I just recently picked up their s/t debut. Very cool stuff, but I have a question about the cd packaging.

I ordered this from Amazon and I just assumed it would be a normal jewel case. What I got instead was a real nice hard-cover cd sized book with bound glossy pics and liner notes. I was wondering if this is some deluxe limited edition version or was this the standard release? Either way, it's very nice. Just wonderin'.