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dEUS to Release New Album ‘Keep You Close’ in October
Wednesday, 13 July 2011 Written by Rob Sleigh


Belgian rockers dEUS have confirmed that their new album ‘Keep You Close’ is to be released on 3rd October. It is their sixth album to date, following 2008’s ‘Vantage Point’. ‘Keep You Close’ was produced by Adam Noble and David Bottrill, who previously worked with dEUS on their 1999 album ‘The Ideal Crash’ as well as producing albums by Tool and Muse’s ‘Origin of Symmetry’. dEUS will be playing a one-off date in London shortly after the album’s release – see below for details and tickets.

dEUS were formed in Antwerp, Belguim in 1991 and released their debut album ‘Worse Case Scenario’ in 1994. The band experienced some minor chart success in the UK for their first three albums, including 1996’s ‘In a Bar, Under the Sea’, which featured the single ‘Little Arithmetics’. After touring was complete for their third album ‘The Ideal Crash’, dEUS went on an extended hiatus, during which time the individual band members worked on other projects.

In 2002, dEUS reformed with a new line-up, with only frontman Tom Barman and keyboard player Klaas Janszoons remaining from the original band. In 2005, they released their long-awaited fourth album ‘Pocket Revolution’, which reached Number One in their home country, as did its successor ‘Vantage Point’.


DEUS UK & Ireland Tour Dates are as follows:

Tue October 11th 2011 - KOKO, London

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