DEAF Wellington, New Zealand
DEAF are a Postpunk from NZ formed 2018.
The band were handpicked to open for Peter Murphy and David
J from goth legends Bauhaus and have opened for Jesus and The Mary Chain & Drab Majesty.
'The Vocals make me think of a medicated Alex DeLarge with a delivery reminiscent of Mark E Smith...Truancy is the sort of song you get stuck on, don't say you weren't warned!' (4ZZZ Radio, Brisbane).
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