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Prepare to Rock with Death Alley's Sweaty New Video Clip for "Black Magick Boogieland"

These rising Dutch rock'n'roll proto-punks are headed over for their first US tour, and we've got the details.

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If you follow heavy rock, or doom, or that nebulous grey area betwixt the two, odds are that you've already heard of Death Alley. Whether you're a Devil's Blood acolyte looking for a fix in former member Oeds Beydals' guitar acrobatics, a Dutch music aficionado keeping tabs on the members of proto-punks Gewapend Beton and doom legion Mühr, or simply an eager riffhound with an ear for hot new-old sounds, the waves that these sweaty, soulful rock'n'roll veterans have been making are impossible to ignore. The band's growing reputation as a live force is about to get a serious injection of new blood, too, thanks to the addition of new drummer Uno Bruniusson (formely of In Solitude and Grave Pleasures).

Fresh off a European tour with The Shrine, the band is gearing up for its first foray onto American soil—including a stop at the Obelisk's all-day doom extravaganza and this year's hotly-anticipated Psycho Las Vegas festival. The band's Hawkwind-worshipping, Stooges-referencing debut, Black Magic Boogieland, is out now on TeePee Records.

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Peep their new video for the title track below, and cast your eye upon their slate of upcoming tour dates. Catch 'em if ya can!

Death Alley live dates:

8/19 - Philadelphia - Kung Fu Necktie

8/20 - New York City - Saint Vitus (Obelisk Alldayer)

8/21 - New York City - Cake Shop

8/27 - Las Vegas - Hard Rock Hotel (Psycho Las Vegas festival)

8/31 - San Francisco - Elbow Room

9/01 - Los Angeles - Viper Room

9/02 - San Diego - Til Two Club

9/03 - San Diego - Til Two Club