Death In Vegas

The brainchild of British DJ and musician Richard Fearless, Death in Vegas is an electronic rock group whose discography ranges from neo-psychedelic pop to percolating techno.

The band was associated with the big beat scene when they released their debut album Dead Elvis (their initial moniker) in 1997.

Moving from that album's dub, ska, and electro influences, Death in Vegas released the more rock-oriented The Contino Sessions, a critical and commercial success featuring guests like Iggy Pop and Dot Allison, in 1999.