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A Visual History of Dead Alive

The Madness of Dr. Ludvig Von Brainmatter Album Release Show

As Dr. Ludvig Von Brainmatter

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as Dreadward

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As Manthing

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As Dead Beat

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Awesome Double Exposure
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Dead Alive's New Monster... Dreadward!

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The Madness of Dr.Ludvig Von Brianmatter

Released July 26th 2024

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Recorded with and mixed by Jeremiah Scott

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Mastering and Cinematics by Davey Oberlin

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Artwork by @DirtyDustVoid on Instagram

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Original Rough draft sketch of The Madness of Dr. Ludvig Von Brainmatter by Dan Goldsworthy

Releases October 4th, 2024

Artwork By Dan Goldsworthy

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Jeremiah Scott: Recording and Mixing Engineer

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Davey Oberlin: Mastering Engineer and Cinematics

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Guitar

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Bass

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Drums

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Introducing... Dreadward

Photo by Ray Lee Rose

A Word of Warning...

Prepare yourself for a tale of life, death, science, horror, and madness. This is A Word of Warning...

Intro track from our upcoming album The Madness of Dr. Ludvig Von Brainmatter coming this October.

NEW ENGLAND DEATH METAL FUNTIME BONANZA

NEDMFTB 2024

Dead Alive's first outing out of Nashville, playing at the NEW ENGLAND DEATH METAL FUNTIME BONANZA 2024 in Lebanon, Maine.

Dead Alive - Army of Darkness | Battle Clips

Fish Fest Trials 2024

Clips from the Fish Fest battle of the bands at the Vinyl Lounge in Nashville. 05/09/2024

We didn't win...

Kingston from the band Outpost unplugged the power cord from my amp. WTF bro?

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Green Hell

Music Video

Director, Videographer, Editor, Lighting, Sound: Ray Lee Rose

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The Garden Family

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Recorded With, Mixed, and Mastered by Dan Emery of Black Matter Mastering.

Artwork by Count Scapula

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Misfits Tribute Album distributed by Horror Shock Records

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Photo by Ray Lee Rose

A Greg-Gory Death

Live at The End, Nashville 11.16.23

The 5th Dead Alive show and last show of 2023.

Video by Ray Lee Rose and Steve Posavac.

The first Official Live Lineup of Dead Alive.
Featuring:

Count Scapula

Manthing

Dedmen Walken

Dead Beat

This was Dead Alive's last show of 2023

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No Rest In Peace Shirt - (Limited Print)

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Photo by Ray Lee Rose

Spooky, Scary Skeletons

Spooky, Scary Skeletons | Music Video

In Trve Kvlt style, Dead Alive have created a music video for their cover of Spooky Scary Skeletons in tribute to Immortal's "Call of The Wintermoon" video.

Directed by: Count Scapula
Cinematographer: Ray Lee Rose
Edited By: Count Scapula & Ray Lee Rose

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2023

Photo by Ray Lee Rose

Gravestoned

Live @ the end June 17, 2023

This Dead Alive's second show, and the first one we booked ourselves. Also on the Bill was Nashville's Dystopian, and Arioch.

Featuring:

Count Scapula - Vocals

Manthing - Guitar

Brian Roberts - Guitar

Jeremiah Pritchard - Bass

Cody, The Brother of Manthing - Drums

Watch The Count choke on his hair during the 4th verse.

No Rest In Peace

Live @ the end June 17th 2023

This Dead Alive's second show, and the first one we booked ourselves. Also on the Bill was Nashville's Dystopian, and Arioch.

Featuring:

Count Scapula - Vocals

Manthing - Guitar

Brian Roberts - Guitar

Jeremiah Pritchard - Bass

Cody, The Brother of Manthing - Drums

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Brian Roberts (Center) Jeremiah Pritchard (Right)

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First Show! (2023)

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First Ever Dead Alive Band Rehearsal

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Brian Roberts (Left), Count Scapula (Top Left), Parker The Bandit (Front), Brother Of Manthing (Back), Manthing (Right)

Triumph of the Dead

Something Something... Monty Python

This Lyric video was crafted by Count Scapula in a 48 hour creative binge. Video was created using photoshop, after effects, and an image of Pieter Bruegel The Elder's The Triumph of Death (1562) - which the song pulls direct inspiration from.