Live Review: DEADLETTER, Electric Brixton, 24,11,24

From strength to Hysterical Strength, DEADLETTER bowed out of their 2024 tour with their biggest show to date.

I’d discovered these guys about 2 months ago and was instantly captured by the vocals of the frontman Zak and the weird mish-mash of jazz and funk blended in with punk and indie rock. The album itself is an interesting one, for there’s no denial of their talent, but what sets them apart is the heavy use of the sax in their tunes, offering something fresh in a post-punk band. I was excited to see the energy they could bring, and they are very much a band in their early, try-anything stage.