Wa was born in New London, Connecticut and was raised in The Dalles, Oregon. Currently they are at work on their next album. In addition to performing their complex electronic arrangements live, they also perform unique versions of popular New Wave 80s covers such as Soft Cell's "Tainted Love", Gary Numan's "Cars", Nine Inch Nails "Wish".ĭead Poets Society recently finished performing their 2002 summer tour with supporting act Spectre VII. A great remix of "I Feel Loved" that we enjoyed immensely." - Tim Requa, Area 54 on KMCQ 104.5 FM. A Dead Poets Society remix of "I Feel Loved" by Depeche Mode. The title track "the electric haze" surprised me very much, the whole composition, including the guitars, turns into a very powerful sound that produces an extraordinary feeling." -Virtualizer, VTN Inc. "I started to listen to the music of D.P.S and I found something strange, a kind of sound I`ve never heard. Songs that excite and songs that touch the heart, join Dead Poets Society. With "I don't (andreas fault mix)" the Dead Poets Society tells the agonizing story of a young rape victim. The Dead Poets sound like a cross between The Crystal Method and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Music that engages the listener, drawing sources from things as tribal as chanting soldiers (march of the megabytes) to the use of a double barrel shotgun (quintessential) the album is truly creative. Finally, their debut album, "the electric haze" has been released to the masses. They've been hailed by fellow artists in electronic rock and their singles "the electric haze", "so much beauty", "fire bolt", and the "the vast unknown" have been topping MP3.COM's charts for months. but here, in this virtual space we call "the electric haze", we can find out some suprising things about ourselves." Take dark side trips with us, dream in wispy landscapes where the laws of physics do not apply. This fully functional electronic band seeks showcase truly imaginative art while exposing the undercarriage of the human soul. Dead Poets Society "The band's name is derived from a Peter Weir film about the angst, joy and experience of growing and establishing self, a film that greatly inspired me as a youngster to dream, to hope.to imagine.
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