2013 - “Everything is Connected” the new album by DEAD HEROES CLUB is an adventure into melody, power and passion. Songs such as “The Hunger”, “Machine in the Garden”, “We Breathe Together” & “Watching & Waiting Man” hail in a new era of DHC songs – the band now with a fully developed and recognisable sound have taken things to a new level with a dynamic, emotive and cutting progressively inclined album that is concerned only with the creation of songs: the interconnection of music, lyric & the synergy of emotion and sound.

2009 - “A Time of Shadow” - With a cover design by official Tolkien estate artist Ted Nasmith, the band’s second release has an emphasis on extended compositions with songs such as “Theatre of the Absurd” and “A Gathering of Crows” that showcase the band’s diverse musicality. The title-track, coming in at over 15 minutes long, is a moody, atmospheric and profoundly imaginative work that takes the album out on a high of power and emotion. Others are shorter pieces that offer explosive or reflective music in turn, but each song is always driven by melody and emotion. Indeed the lyrics, as always, are an important aspect of DEAD HEROES CLUB’s compositions and the words, in contrast to some other notable prog-rock outfits, are decidedly contemporary in essence. The songs are grounded in reality, dealing with issues or themes that reflect the world today rather than being flights of fantasy.

2004 - “DHC Debut”: The self-titled debut album contains a panorama of original songs that range from the unashamed progressive rock leanings of “A Day In The Life Of The World” and the acoustic charm of “Sunrise On the Trenches” to the revelation of power prog in “Falling From Grace” and the epic “A Secret Never To Be Told”.