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All tracks written by The Dead C. The Dead C – production, recording. Bruce Russell – guitar, tape.

After a period of relative silence, the Dead C came back in 2000 with their most monstrous release yet, a two-CD self-titled collection with each disc running over an hour, drawn from four years' worth of sessions from 1995 to 1999. The trio of Bruce Russell, Michael Morley, and Robbie Yeats continues to embrace lengthy and often intriguingly dank and dark improvisations, but there's a definite sense here of a bit of structure being a running theme (even if the lack of specific dating for tracks means there's no exact way to tell if this was a conscious evolution)

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Fan Page for The Dead C, a New Zealand based lo-fi guitar soundscapes and improvisational music/art trio formed in Dunedin, in 1986. At The Heavenly Social, London, David Keenan's "This is Memorial Device" book launch party Bruce Russell of The Dead C - up on the Glass Redux Bandcamp page. Metallic OK, by Bruce Russell. The Dead C. · 6 August 2017 ·. Made by Bruce's daughter, Olivia, and now on you tube.

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The Damned by The Dead C, released 03 November 2003 1. Truth 2. Atmosphere 3. Holy 4. Heat 5. The Provider 6. Casino Strident, uncompromising and downright nasty rock screech packed with grace and finesse. The Dead C’s improvised noise rock verges on disintegration with a trademark hazy disorientation, invariably evoking hypnotic and heavy moods. But The Dead C are no bummer. They seek liberation from shallow and easy rock conventions; amid the murk of cardboard box guitars, underwater vocals, and ramshackle drumming, a new consciousness emerges

In the Dead C dictionary, "rock" is more a translation than a definition, and besides, there aren't even any vocals here. That's a rarity- Michael Morley's moan usually arrives somewhere along the band's far-flung journeys, but here it's eschewed in favor of creating structure and atmosphere with morphing sonics. In that sense, Patience's closest parallel is the underappreciated 1996 live album, Repent