This 2005 release marks Dead Man's first foray into full-length albums after a series of EPs and singles. It cemented their status within the underground doom metal scene.
- Recorded at Polymorph Studios with engineer Billy Anderson, the album features a raw, analog sound characteristic of early 2000s doom metal.
- The album was released on Anti/Epitaph Records, a label known for its diverse roster that also included punk and alternative rock acts.
- "Dead Man" received moderate attention in niche metal publications, praised for its commitment to traditional doom metal elements.
Dead Man is a doom metal band from Los Angeles. They are known for their slow tempos and heavy, down-tuned guitar riffs.
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