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Dead Guitars Question: What have producers Dave Allen (The Cure), Mick Glossop (Van Morrison, Waterboys) and Gareth Jones (Depeche Mode) got in common? Answer: Their devotion to pop music crafted in Germany and a band that marked its debut 20 years ago – TWELVE DRUMMERS DRUMMING (British release Phonogram UK).Each of them produced an album for 12DD, arguably the most innovative German band of the ’80s. In 2003 Pete Brough, one of the founder-members of German band TWELVE DRUMMERS DRUMMING, and Ralf Aussem, guitarist from the original 12DD cast and mastermind behind the hugely succesful band SUN, joined forces with vocalist Carlo van Putten and collectively gave life to DEAD GUITARS. Recently, they have been joined at the hip by their rythym section: Patrick Schmitz – Drums and Sven Olaf Dirks – Bass Guitar. Both are immaculate musicians and fit so very nicely into the DEAD GUITARS family In addition to being a principle writer and lead vocalist with German band 'The Convent', Carlo van Putten, also had a flourishing partnership with the late Adrian Borland, mastermind behind the British cult band THE SOUND, under the name 'White Rose Transmission and has worked with various others over the course of the years, including Marty Wilson Piper of 'The Church' and Mark Burgess of 'The Chameleons. DEAD GUITARS are an amalgamation of exhilarating downbeats, saturated electro-acoustic guitar work, and vocals that reflect an incisiveness and emotional intelligence. DEAD GUIT