A Place To Bury Strangers have revealed Dead Inside, a beautifully distorted piece of garage rock carrying the band’s unmistakable DNA from its opening abrasion to its final release. Born from betrayal and unresolved heartbreak, the track transforms emotional damage into something demanding yet cathartic.
Oliver Ackermann describes the song as “fear, obsession, heartbreak, and rage all wrapped together,” and every one of those impulses can be felt beneath its crushing noise. Dead Inside arrives as the latest single from the rarities collection Rare And Deadly, just in time for the band begin their UK tour at Green Man Festival.
Mon 8/24 — Brighton, UK — Concorde 2
Tue 8/25 — Sheffield, UK — Sidney & Matilda
Wed 8/26 — Manchester, UK — The White Hotel
Thu 8/27 — Glasgow, UK — Stereo
Fri 8/28 — Belfast, UK — The Deer's Head
Sat 8/29 — Galway, IE — Strange Brew
Sun 8/30 — Dublin, IE — The Grand Social
Wed 9/2 — Birmingham, UK — Hare & Hounds
Thu 9/3 — Norwich, UK — UEA Waterfront
Fri 9/4 — Southampton, UK — Papillon
Sat 9/5 — St. Leonards-on-Sea, UK — The Piper
Mon 9/7 — London, UK — Dome Tufnell Park
Tue 9/8 — Newcastle, UK — Anarchy Brew Co.
Wed 9/9 — Oxford, UK — The Bullingdon
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