DEIMOS‘ DAWN veröffentlichen am 8. Mai 2026  das Livealbum „Live To The Slaughter“. Die Thrash Metal-Band hat dazu 13 Songs bei ihrer „God Of Pain“ EP-Release-Show am 26. Oktober 2024 im Subkultur in Hannover aufgenommen.

Gemischt und gemastert wurde das Material von Marc Wüstenhagen.

Am 25. April stellt die Band um Sänger Marc Grewe (u.a. (INSIDIOUS DISEASE, Ex-MORGOTH) „Live To The Slaughter“ im Mosh im Mai in Kiel vor, das Album kann man dort schon kaufen.

DEIMOS DAWN  „Live To The Slaughter“ Tracklist 

01. Walking Out on You
02. The Final Illusion
03. Over Your Dead Body
04. Rise of the Mutilated
05. Body Count
06. The 4th Wall
07. Put Down That Weapon
08. God of Pain
09. Too Much Pain Is Not Enough
10. Unholy Water
11. Lambs to the Slaughter
12. Deathstar Spangled Banner
13. Feeding the Decline

DEIMOS´ DAWN Line-Up:
Marc Grewe – vocals
Andy Doé – guitars
Matze Lange – bass
Mathias Schmidt – drums

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