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The Deadnotes confront social beauty standards in “Makeup”

German punk band The Deadnotes are currently marching their way through to the top of the indie punk scene and are critically proclaimed to be one of the hottest newcomer acts of 2019. On their latest single ‘Makeup’ – out now on the band’s own label 22Lives Records – they not only justify their current success but up the ante to deliver a coincidentally heart striking and catchy song, that will leave you both shocked by the video yet cheerfully hooked to the music.

“The song is ostensibly a socially critical song tackling beauty ideals and the way people judge each other”, says Darius. Its message is underlined by an irresistible song which is hard to compare to other bands. Not only the punchy vocals but also the songwriting, somewhere between indie, punk rock, emo and pop makes this band absolutely unique.

The things that The Deadnotes, only in their early twenties, have achieved over the last few years are impressive. The band formed when its core members were only 14 years old and have not rested ever since. They single-handedly released an EP and their debut album I’ll Kiss All Fears Out Of Your Face and have relentlessly been touring through over 25 European countries and sharing the stage with acts like Boston Manor, Don Broco, Beach Slang, The Front Bottoms and Such Gold. This year they will play their 500th show. As with their previous single “Cling To You”, “Makeup” was produced by Bob Cooper, mixed by Beau Burchell, and mastered by Mike Kalajian.

The group are slotted to release a new full length album later this year.

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