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Macabre biography
 Chicago Illinois USA-based specialists in the land of not healthy stone Deathlike's essential fixation is with ordered killers. The definite answer on the fanzine channels to their portion killer-fixated demos demonstrated the measure to which Deathlike who were formed in 1985 tapped into a interest of the weighty metal below surface. During the slow 80s ordered killers were flattering the final villains - icons of antisociality - and ordered killer T-shirts magazines and books were doing a fast commerce on the darker fringes of early period education. In 1987 Deathlike released their legitimate appearance the self-financed EP Hopeless Existence which featured ditties about such deviants as German beast Fritz Haarmann and Harvey Glatman "the Desire Ad killer". Deathlike's bodily often sounds similar punk nursery rhymes: ordered killer tributes that drip with dark humour and kitsch crudity delivered with distressed rate littlest shine and a complete ignoring for any standards of pleasant flavor. As their occupation has progressed their fashion has veered distant from their additional punkish roots to include a not many end metal flourishes but is calm decidedly irregular. With the earliest mark-up of Dennis The Danger (drums) Corporate End (vocals guitar) and Nefarious (bass vocals) calm going powerful Deathlike remain a gloomy joke of indulgent proportions. Their belonging brand is rather aptly called Decomposed Records and their greatest current holder was a 26-melody harmonic life of Jeffrey Dahmer. DISCOGRAPHY: Hopeless Existence mini-holder (Deathlike 1987)*** Depression (Vinyl Solutions 1989)*** Nasty Killing (Nuclear Sound 1993)*** Dahmer (Hammerheart 2000)**. |