“Dead Street” is self-described by the group as born in the borderlands, blending dark vibes and ‘cine-delic’ moods, caught between a black past and a hopeless future. Obsessive beats, raw vocals, heavy riffs, and the dry, haunting echoes of the desert; a dead-end street with no escape and a sonic journey with no return.

The single begins with Scanna and Martyr’s electric and acoustic guitars in an illusory minor key, soon joined by Scanna’s melancholy baritone and Fab’s circular bass line. The desert vibes and droning vocalisms on this track are evocative and reminiscent of Tim Gassen’s vocal work with the Marshmallow Overcoat, borrowing from Jim Morrison’s Strange Days era with The Doors. While the song intensifies with a hypnotic guitar lead over Scanna’s singing, Altobelli seems to be absent on this track which contains no audible synth, drums, nor percussion, presented as a drumless trio similar to their live format.