Deaf Radio

Deaf Radio is an alternative rock band from Athens, Greece, formed in 2015. Their fourth album, Shelter, released 4 September 2026, is their darkest and most atmospheric record yet - spacious guitars, emotional weight, and a post-punk tension running underneath, still rooted in guitar-driven intensity. Their debut album Alarm (2017) introduced a raw energy that quickly drew attention across the European underground. It was followed by Modern Panic (2019), a more expansive and melodic record whose lead single Astypalea was featured in Classic Rock Magazine's Tracks of the Week and received airplay on KEXP. In 2022, Deaf Radio returned with Arsenal of Hope, an album shaped by the atmosphere of the lockdown years, exploring themes of isolation, digital addiction, and disconnection. Following its release, the band completed three European tours, including sold-out shows, and performed alongside The Black Angels. Over the years, Deaf Radio has gathered more than 10 million streams across platforms, shared stages with The Killers, The Kills, The Black Angels, All Them Witches, and more, and performed at festivals including ESNS and Exit Festival. The band won the 2021 HEMI Music Awards.