Phoenix, AZ band Deathdotgov share a clever open source music video today for their single "Magic Guns" from their debut album deathdotcom. The video was shot using green screen, so that fans can download the file and add whatever visuals to the video and share online. The band will share all fan created videos on their own channels. "Magic Guns" premiered earlier via New Noise Magazine HERE. Watch/share/download "Magic Guns" video on YouTube HERE.
The video source files are available for direct download HERE.
From deep within the desert emerges Deathdotgov, a multi-hyphenate, genre-renouncing group of musicians from Phoenix, AZ. The quartet consists of Coba Westerman (vox), John Bacino (guitar), Dylan Ewing (guitar) and Meghan Herring (drums).
Each member’s extensive experience with previous projects lends an element of chaos that -- in the band’s own words -- was always the goal. Since their blistering first show in early 2023, deathdotgov has gone on to commit musical war crimes across the land.
Combining elements of math rock in its least traditional form and inspired by post punk and the weirdest, heaviest of breakdowns, the band’s first single “The Observer” puts every member’s talent in the spotlight while also proving that they’re never going to be predictable with their sound. They released their debut album deathdotcom in 2025 and have no plans on slowing down any time soon.
In 2026 the band signed with Lost Future Records for their next album, planned for 2027. The label will also reissue deathdotgov on CD and digital with 6 bonus live tracks in late 2026. Deathdotgov doesn’t need to acclimate - they’ve arrived fully-formed and with a clear vision for their future as a band.
deathdotcom will be available on CD and digital on December 11th, 2026 via Lost Future Records. Orders are available HERE. |
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