TV Death

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We’re very happy to announce that on the 21st of August, our debut album Neon Dreamland will be released into the world. Preorders for the album are now live. The vinyl run is very limited. Once they’re gone, they’re gone, so don’t sleep on it

PREORDER – NEON DREAMLAND

 

The First single, Propaganda is out now! But it’s just the beginning, there’s a lot more on the way!

STREAM – PROPAGANDA

See what we’ve been cooking up live at one of the following shows:

07/05/25

BBC Music Introducing @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead
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15/05/25 & 16/05/25

The Great Escape Festival @ The Old Market / Prince Albert, Brighton
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25/05/25

A Stone’s Throw Festival @ Salt Market 2, North Shields
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23/08/25 

Headline Album Launch Show @ The Cluny 2, Newcastle upon Tyne
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24/08/25

Rothco + TV Death + Amy Bell @ The New Adelphi Club, Hull
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TV Death tour dates

The God, The One and The Devil – An EP by TV Death is OUT NOW!

Available from all streaming platforms here

Check out our merch – Here

Visceral post-punk/psychedelic/garage rock broadcast from the north-east of England

Combining punk with psychedelic ideals, Newcastle’s TV Death transmit a potent brand of garage rock, with dark lyrics delivered with a distinctly sharp abrasiveness.

2021 proved to be an auspicious start for the group, as they played a host of dates across the UK, including gigs in London, Glasgow, Manchester and their native north-east, where they promoted their EP Isolation with a sold-out debut. Key single Crank Bugs was named one of Louder Than War’s top 100 tracks of the year, while the EP’s title track received play on BBC Radio 6. Here’s what was said about their first release:

On the strength of this flawless debut EP, [TV Death] have the potential to be the best no-holds-barred rock & roll group to come out of Newcastle since The Animals. This is the start of something special.

Louder Than War

Blustery guitars, manic drum hits, and combative Richard Hell vocals. 2021 is the new Orwellian 1984. And [TV Death] don’t like it all.

Turn Up The Volume

..complete with riotous rhythms, surfs up guitar sounds, fuzzy intensity and brooding The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster-esque vocals. It’s a darkly refreshing and relevant listen..

NARC magazine

Well, TV Death, you’ve got three new fans here… it’s brilliant!

Craig Charles, The Funk And Soul Show, BBC 6 Music