Dead Heart Bloom releasing Fall In EP on July 29th!

'Fall In' is the first in a planned series of 3 EPs for 2008!

Following the eponymous self-titled debut album and elegant, understated Chelsea Diaries (both Shortlist Prize nominees), Dead Heart Bloom returns with a new collection of songs in the form of Fall In. A five-song EP, the latest material leans heavily towards well-crafted guitar pop and late night atmosphere; immediately launching into churning overdrives, spaced out melodies and lyrics that explore both the highs and lows of love, life and faith (and often a lack of the latter). The band continues to explore the parameters of rock music, though, anchored by vocalist Boris Skalsky's smoky baritone, always sounding uniquely Dead Heart Bloom.

Fall In

New York City-based Dead Heart Bloom was formed by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Boris Skalsky in 2005. The band has garnered a sturdy fanbase since then, receiving comparisons to the "eclectic eccentricity of Beck" and the "dramatics of Bowie" from the rock criterati. Reviewers have also named Mark Kozelek, Jeff Buckley and even "Pet Sounds"-era Beach Boys as comparisons.

Fall In is the first in a series of EPs Dead Heart Bloom has scheduled for release in 2008. For these recordings the band consists of Skalsky, guitarist Paul Wood, and an assortment of guests drafted to play drums, strings and horns. Fall In was written and recorded by Skalsky and Wood at the band's Brooklyn studio and is released by KEI Records in both CD format and as free digital download through www.deadheartbloom.com.

Tour Dates

07.16.08 - New York, NY @ The Living Room

Previous praise for Dead Heart Bloom:

Under The Radar interview

An amazing mixture of indie pop, alternative rock, and shifting soundscapes, Dead Heart Bloom is easily one of the year’s best independent albums.
- Smother

The folks in Dead Heart Bloom have a real winner on their hands here. Our only complaint is that by the time the disc ended, we wanted to hear more.
- Babysue

Former Phaser singer Boris Skalsky, with very little help, has created a solo effort that blends genres without sounding forced and remains interesting with every turn.
- Punk Planet