![News Added May 19, 2014 "Erupting onto the scene with the voracity and lethality of a lead shell from the heated barrel of Florida’s heavy music community, Dealey Plaza are punishing, politically-driven and, above all, pissed. Formed in 2012, this furious Fort Myers Four-piece joins the ranks of Remembering Never and King Conquer in the […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/gallery_23_2_39365-320x320.jpg "Dealey Plaza : Provoke The Human")
"Erupting onto the scene with the voracity and lethality of a lead shell from the heated barrel of Florida’s heavy music community, Dealey Plaza are punishing, politically-driven and, above all, pissed. Formed in 2012, this furious Fort Myers Four-piece joins the ranks of Remembering Never and King Conquer in the supreme echelons of socially-conscious, soul-shredding and skin-rending heavy musicians. By combining skull-piercing vocals, machine-gun blast-beats, steamrolling bass tones and riffs so sharp, they sound as if they are crafted from razor wire, Dealey Plaza take all of the deathcore must-haves, kick them up a notch (or ten) and combine them with a tangible, human element that snares the listeners ears like a rabbit in a trap.
Like all great legends, however, Dealey Plaza began small—with the release of a self-titled EP that garnered them well-deserved and hard-earned notoriety in their local scene. National infamy was soon to follow with the Summer 2013 release of their debut full-length The Masonic Diaries. With an arsenal of awe-inspiring tracks under their belt, these furious Floridians set out on a war with the nation’s ears in their crosshairs. In Spring of 2014, months after the release of the oppressively heavy single, “Altered,” Dealey Plaza announced their signing with Massachusetts-based We Are Triumphant Records, bringing their severe and sensational style of no-holds-barred deathcore to The Herd. With the late-May release of their Sophomore EP, Provoke the Human and a summer of relentless touring, Dealey Plaza are poised to stage a coup d’etat on fans of crushing music across not just the nation, but the entire globe." - Connor Welsh, New-Transcendence
