Bad Blood (Fiendforce Records) is the fifth studio release from The Deep Eynde. Produced by William Faith (Faith and the Muse) and Chad Blinman (Face To Face), Bad Blood moves the band away from their traditional Gothic sound with heavy influences from The Misfits, AC/DC and the Damned. The Deep Eynde originally surfaced in Los Angeles in the early 1990’s by lead singer Fate Fatal, whose performance art led his beginnings through his first two albums (City Lights & Suicide Drive) on Apollyon Records in Germany. After years of touring the U.S, TDE’s influence on the underground got them a spot at an annual music festival at the legendary CBGB’s in 2000. TDE proved they were not only Gothic, but could cross into punk and indie rock. That same year the band was noticed by skateboard legend, Duane Peters (U.S. Bombs) who immediately signed them to Bomp! USA. It was that release, Shadowland, that secured the band as being not just another “gothic band".The band found itself in high gear with the release of this album, their most aggressive album to date, Bad Blood ( People Like You 1996). TDE began supporting musical acts such as The Damned, The Broilers, Deadline, Mad Sin and Agnostic Front. Bad Blood's magic are songs such as "We Don't Care About You”which come strapped with generous chant-along opportunities and heavy-as-hell, bolt-tight riffs and rhythms. As virtually every track on Bad Blood, the music is a power force - in other words, classic TDE.