The Witzard

Philly 's own Soul-Punk trio The Deadeyes are the self-proclaimed musical love-child of The Black Keys and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds . Its founding members, vocalist/guitar player Patrick "Paddy" McHugh , violinist John Coursey , and drummer David McMullin have previously played with the likes of Grubstake , High Hearts, The Mikroknytes , and Connie Chung. The Deadeyes have been featured on concert bills in support of The Dead Milkmen , Dean "Clean" Sabatino's Milkmen side-project I Think Like Midnight, Cheap Dinosaur , Dischord Records signees Alarms & Controls, and many more seminal Punk/Hardcore bands. Since 2013, The Deadeyes have self-released singles "Letters Left to Write" (Live On Y-Not Radio) and "Why Would She Love Me?" as well as Joe Reinhart -produced Demonstrationals & Remixes , Cover Songs EP , and their latest effort, "No More Later / Narco." Recorded and mixed by Aaron Martinez & Sean F...

No More Later / Narco by The Deadeyes Ever wonder what a "screaming violin" haphazardly nestled atop a feverish medley of "scorching guitars" and a pummeling drum/rhythm section filtered through a Punk/Hardcore lens might sound like? If so, look no further than Philly -based 3-piece band, The Deadeyes . Consisting of violinist John Coursey , vocalist and guitar player Patrick McHugh , and drummer David McMullin , The Deadeyes play a unique brand of violin-driven, Soul -tinged Punk that's been fittingly described as if " The Black Keys had a love child with [Nick Cave &] The Bad Seeds ." The Deadeyes' members have previously played with long-standing underground group Grubstake , as well as High Hearts , The Mikroknytes, and McHugh & McMullin's hilariously-named 90's college band, Connie Chung . John Coursey, Patrick McHugh & Dave McMullin have collectively played gigs in support of classic Punk bands such as The Dead Mi...