In conjunction with the cassette release of "Ice Queen" we're happy to release the new Evasive Flowers video for What I Saw. Watch it on the Ice Queen release page.
Evasive Flowers’ Ice Queen Now Available on Cassette
Deathforms is proud to release Ice Queen by Evasive Flowers on cassette for the first time. Evasive Flowers released their debut LP of downtempo hypnagogic-pop on Ash & Dust Music in 2014. Available now on Bandcamp. Featuring songs by Annie Adams and produced by Kyle Cramb, a cover photo by Hugo Zelada-Romero, with back cover [...]
Remains to be Seen Face Masks Now Available
Remains to be Seen masks are now available in the Deathforms Merch Shop! The masks feature the coffin eye logo and are available in premium, regular, and kids options. More Deathforms masks and other merch will be coming soon. Stay safe and please wear a mask in public!
Ice Queen by Evasive Flowers is Now Streaming Everywhere
Ice Queen by Evasive Flowers is now streaming everywhere! Featuring the songs by Annie Adams and produced by Kyle Cramb, with a cover photo by Hugo Zelada-Romero. Heavy in vocal looping - the songs range from somber incantations to Prince-esque pop. Listen now! Originally released in 2014 by Ash & Dust Music - Deathforms is [...]
Summer News Update
Updates have slowed down for Deathforms during the pandemic, but we've been hard at work. Evasive Flowers' 2014 release Ice Queen will soon be available on Spotify and everywhere you stream music. Annie Adam's solo project emerged out of the early '10s Noise Scene in Wichita, KS and envelops the listener in minimal, disorienting and haunting [...]
Spring News Update
Remains to be Seen has been added to the VOTH Vegan Goth Food + Dark Music Festival in Atlanta, GA this October. Click here for more information and to get tickets. DEATHFORMS and Remains to be Seen apparel and accessories are now available on Threadless. Shoes, tee shirts, skateboards in multipled styles and designs are [...]
Evasive Flowers featured on new track from Marrice Anthony
https://youtu.be/Fkyc3zt90IA Marrice Anthony performs "Annie" from The Nimbus Files, Vol. 3 with backing vocals from Evasive Flowers (Annie Adams-Palmer of MILKWAVE and Remains to be Seen) Listen to The Nimbus Files, Vol. 3 at https://marriceanthony.bandcamp.com/ Listen to the original Evasive Flowers song "Gone" from Ice Queen which is sampled on "Annie" at https://evasiveflowersmusic.bandcamp.com/album/ice-queen
Remains to be Seen Discography Discounted
The first-four EPs from Remains to be Seen are now available as a bundle for 20% off. Visit the Remains to be Seen Bandcamp and select Buy Digital Discography.
New EP Available from Remains to be Seen
Dark-Pop duo Remains to be Seen has released their second EP of 2019, Where the Tree Meets the Shade. This three song release explores new sonic territory on Kancel Kult and Call Hope while giving a nod to the past with Now Now, a song originally written for the now dead Domestic Drone. Currently available [...]
Remains to be Seen included on La Danse Macabre Compilation
Remains to be Seen was selected to appear on the newly released La Danse Macabre 6 from At Sea Compilations. The song Tunnels from the Tunnels/Too Much EP appears alongside other recent darkwave and postpunk recordings. From At See Compilations: With the sixth part of our La Danse Macabre series we open our focus to [...]
Master Mood TV Remixes ‘Tinder’
Tinder from Remains to be Seen is now updated to include a dance remix of 'Tinder' from Master Mood TV. Master Mood TV (Mason Monigold) is one half of the Dark Electronic Audio Duo and also mixed the track the remix stems from. He explains, "We unapologetically make pop music but there's a lot of [...]
Tinder by Remains to be Seen now on Bandcamp
Tinder, a new noise-pop single from Remains to be Seen, is available for streaming and purchase on Bandcamp. Remains to be Seen is a Dark Electronic Audio Duo featuring Annie Adams (Evasive Flowers, Milkwave) and Mason Monigold (Master Mood TV, Blood Tide.) Tinder is a noisy take on an as yet unreleased Evasive Flowers live [...]
