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Dead Fame Richmond, Virginia
Dead Fame (Richmond, VA)
"provides the soundtrack to your favorite Bret Easton Ellis novel as easily as it
weaves a musical tapestry for a society in ruins."
With two EPs, Dead Fame gives synth pop a makeover for twenty-first century life, forging a musical space in which listeners can revel in an increasingly complex world – a world in which one’s own discursive dance becomes par excellence.
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