Death In Vegas
Death In Vegas is a British electronic outfit that started in 1994, led by Richard Fearless. Their second album, 'The Contino Sessions' from 1999, got them...
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Death In Vegas is a British electronic outfit that started in 1994, led by Richard Fearless. Their second album, 'The Contino Sessions' from 1999, got them noticed with a mix of rock and electronic sounds. Songs like 'Dirt' and 'Scorpio Rising' from that record have a heavy, atmospheric pull that stuck around.
They've had some lineup shifts over time, with Tim Holmes leaving in 2005. The band kept going, though, with Fearless steering things through a few legal bumps in the mid-2000s. Their sound never settled into one thing, touching on ambient textures and rougher edges across tracks like 'Help Yourself' and 'Soul Auctioneer'.
It's a project that feels more like a loose collective than a fixed band, with Fearless at the center. They put out records when they feel like it, without much fuss about staying in the spotlight.
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