DSA ANNOUNCE TOUR THIS SPRING w/ DAVEY SUICIDE!

We are stoked to announce that we will be joining the Anti-System Revolution Tour, with Davey Suicide and The Funeral Portrait. Tickets on sale now!

ANTI-SYSTEM REVOLUTION Tour w/ Davey Suicide & The Funeral Portrait
April 25 - Studio at Webster - New York, NY
April 26 - The Cove - Worcester, MA
April 27 - The Agora Ballroom - Cleveland, OH
April 28 - The Waiting Room - Buffalo, NY
April 29 - Fishhead Cantina - Baltimore, MD
May 02 - 89th St. Collective - Oklahoma City, OK
May 03 - Scout Bar - Houston, TX
May 04 - Rail Club - Fort Worth, TX
May 06 - Dirty Dog - Austin, TX
May 07 - Korova - San Antonio, TX
May 09 - Black Sheep - Colorado Springs, CO
May 11 - TBA, Tucson, AZ
May 12 - Pub Rock - Phoenix, AZ
May 13 - Chain Reaction - Anaheim, CA
May 14 - Bar Sinister - Hollywood, CA **DS Only**

CrypticRock.com hails "Blame It On The Devil"! 4 out of 5 Stars!

Excerpt from CrypticRock.com Review

With new label Standby Records and their new, self-recorded album called Blame it on the Devil, Deadstar Assembly follow their own well-known path once more. The genre tag of Industrial Metal does not quite hit the nail on the head though, as the band’s sound comprises more of a grab-bag featuring many ingredients of the Metal-market garden. While listening to Blame it on the Devil, the listener might experience a number of deja-vu moments, yet they would be hard pressed to try and accused the band of copying other artists. On the other hand it is out of the question to escape some comparisons in order to describe the band’s sound. The album’s opening title-track shows the volatile Industrial vibes which are underlined by the cold and mechanical sounding production and the extremely triggered drums, with nods to Marilyn Manson in both the songwriting aspect, as well as the performance of singer Dearborn. Deadstar Assembly manage to accomplish the feat of mixing their sound with ’80s Metal. Leaving aside the production, programming and sound-gimmicks, the second track “Overdose” reminds one of the early phase of danish Hardrockers Pretty Maids in glory Red, Hot & Heavy (1984) and Future World (1987) times, where especially singer Dearborn sounds almost like Ronnie Atkins – an attribute which comes to mind very often while listening to the nine tracks of Blame It On The Devil.  The outro “Devil’s Reprise” picks up the main theme and riff of the aforementioned title-track.

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New Album "Blame It On The Devil" to be released on 02/24/15

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The much anticipated fourth release "Blame It on the Devil" from Deadstar Assembly is out on Tuesday February 24th. Be sure to check out their most dangerous album to date with face melting big hooks and non-stop anthems. 

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Buy on Amazon: http://goo.gl/DwFciJ

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www.metalheadblog.com Review:

Deadstar Assembly's new album, Blame It On The Devil, comes out on Feburary 24th, 2015. I never thought I would say this in my wildest dreams, but I would liken Deadstar Assembly to a cross between Skillet and Super Bob, and I mean that in a good, amazing way! I was actually working on the website with Blame It On The Devil playing in the background, and I managed to play it 4 times through before I noticed that I kept listening to it! It's just that good. 

So it's no secret that I really enjoyed Blame It On The Devil. It's very energetic music but not in an obnixious way at all, it's in a jamming out rocking way, which I love! I particularly enjoyed the song Baptized By Fire, but Filth and Amulet were also very close. This album is so energetic but it has the musical strength and wonderful, meaningful lyrics to back it up. This is a top do not miss album of 2015, right up there with All That Remains' newest, also out today! It's a great day for music this year.