The Dead Ends Kavala, Greece
The Dead ends are a psychedelic rock trio from Kavala, Greece.
The band was formed in
2015.
Inspired by old school psychedelia, early shoegaze and traditional Greek music, their sound is a sonic amalgamation of expanding melodies and powerful rhythmic motifs, paired with lyrical allegories, resulting in a neo-psychedelic soundscape.
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