Watch Detroit proto-punks Death perform live on the Arsenio Hall Show
22 April 2014, 14:05
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
Recent years have seen the revival of Death, a long-forgotten band from Detroit whose unearthed recordings hint at the shape of punk that was still to come.
Now, following recent reissues on Drag City, the group took to U.S TV for an appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show last night. They performed “Freakin’ Out” ahead of the release of compilation album Death III, out today and streaming via NPR.
Watch the aforementioned televised performance right now beneath:
Latest
- BENEE presents new single, "Animal"
- IDER reflect on Roe v. Wade on new single, "Know How It Hurts"
- Olivia Dean returns with "Touching Toes"
- The Acid return with new single, "Breed"
- TV On The Radio release Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes 20th anniversary edition
- Sam Fender unveils album title track, "People Watching"
- Mahalia links up with Bayka on new single, "Pick Up The Pace"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
Listen
YHWH Nailgun deliver seething experimental cut “Penetrator”
American slowcore group some fear share their blistering new single “The Road”
The sound of undulating slacker rock in The Slaps' new Americana song “Flip”
Adore rip through toxicity and manipulation with blistering intensity on “Can We Talk”
NOT THE TWOS bursts another layer with latest lo-fi delicacy, "BLUEBERRY"
Step into the vibrant multiverse of Miso Extra with her latest sophisti-pop track “Good Kisses”
Reviews
FLO
Access All Areas
15 Nov 2024
Shawn Mendes
Shawn
14 Nov 2024
Leifur James
Magic Seeds
14 Nov 2024
Michael Kiwanuka
Small Changes
13 Nov 2024
