Heat From a DeadStar is the result of Prck and Ph.’s meeting, in 2004. While coming from different music stages, the two guys share quite a lot of musical influences, most of them belonging to the Noise, the Rock or even to the Experimental music. But the band’s main characteristics come from the striking differences between the 2 guys which are mainly expressed via their ways of composition. As Prck’s theoretical skills rule the guitars, Ph.’s bass remains rather instinctive and the resulting mix leads to something that sounds unstructured but melodic and warm. In late 2004, the band recorded in Belgium a first eponymous EP, comprising 4 titles. Since its self-release in April 2005 this EP has been reviewed several times in European/American webzines and specialised magazines, all being extremely positive and encouraging. However, the lack of a stable line-up, meaning the difficulty to find a tailored drummer, delays the expected “real start” of the band. In mid 2005, Rzn joined Heat From a DeadStar whose line-up is completed, at last. Rzn absorbs Heat From a DeadStar’s spirit remarkably quickly. Besides, he also gives a personal colour to the drums, mainly through dynamic arrangements. Heat From a DeadStar extended its repertoire with 6 new titles which have been recorded at Berry Street Studio (London) with Kevin Porée in August 2005. The 6 new titles are definitely more mature, more complete and more melodic, even if they do keep what’s now Heat From a DeadStar’s touch: this so aerial heaviness. With this new CD, the band has then a complete live set, ready to be played on stage. The 3 members of the band really sense now the necessity to liberate their energy and to re-create Heat From a DeadStar’s atmosphere in Live.