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DEAFHEAVEN to release new album next year!

October 24, 2014
1 min read

They commented in a recent interview:

“When we signed with Deathwish, we didn’t know what we were going to do, and nor did they, but they had a lot of confidence in us. And we’ve developed, now, into a band that’s bigger than a label of that size is able to manage โ€“ we know that, and they know that.”
Photo by Samantha Marble / taken on site at the Basilica Hudson Festival.

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