Dead Authors are an alternative rock band from the south of England. The band have a collective influence lent from rock, acoustic and ambient styles with influence from artists such as Radiohead, Alice in Chains and Pink Floyd.

Dead Authors have performed frequently over the last few years in cities such as London, Northampton, Southampton, Brighton and at home in Portsmouth, where the band have put on their own headline show three times at The Edge of the Wedge with local support bands such as Mammalia Blue, Emerald Falls and Time’s Effect.

Dead Authors are extremely passionate about performing and writing music, and in support of their career have online radio play from local and online radio stations as well as live on air interviews and performance sessions with Flash FM, Express FM and The Premium Blend Radio Show.

The band continue to showcase material from their first album as well as songs from the forthcoming release, ‘Between the Ocean and the Sky’ The first single from the new album, ‘Spinning’ will be available on all major streaming services September 2019.

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