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All Gone Dead | |
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| Genres | Deathrock |
| Years active | 2003–2008, 2018 |
| Labels | Strobelight |
| Associated acts | Tragic Black |
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All Gone Dead is a deathrock/gothic/electropunk band formed in 2003 in London by Stich (previously of Tragic Black)
All Gone Dead is a deathrock/gothic/electropunk band formed in 2003 by Stich (Tragic Black). The band was formed by Stich in the fall 2003 while still living in Salt Lake City, Utah as a solo music experimentation. Stich moved to London UK in 2004 and turned his solo experimentation into a live band and soon evolved the music to fit in live musicians. When he moved the project to London he joined forces with Darlin Grave. Due to Stich and Grave’s popularity and connections in the deathrock and goth scene throughout the U.K, Europe and the U.S.A, the band began to grow more and more popular and renowned within various subcultures. The group's first home made demo, the three-track album “Conceiving The Subversion”. This demo earned them the awards of best unsigned goth band in Germany's Gothic Magazine. Their first album “Fallen & Forgotten”, produced by and with guitars by Joe Lonsdale at Joe Public Studios, was released in January 2006. Strobelight Records approached them with the offer for a record deal. In Russia they were also signed to Gavitator Records. By 2006 All Gone Dead were living steady on a European touring schedule and one of the most active bands in their culture. All Gone Dead appeared all over the world and in countess press articles with in the three years the project was active.
In the beginning of 2008, All Gone Dead disbanded via a Myspace post on the band's page. The Post Apocalyptic group decided to disband after 4 short years.
All Gone Dead has always had a revolving guitar player for touring. The core members have been Stich and Darlin Grave.
In 2018, after a decade of pause they were approached and offered a headlining spot at the 2018 Wave-Gotik-Treffen festival; the band accepted. The show took place May 19, 2018 in Leipzig, Germany. Since that date All Gone has started working on a new album and have played selective dates in SLC Utah and Los Angeles California.
On May 13th 2020 they published a new single on Youtube, "𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗧𝗘" [1]
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