Dead City Crown Clifton, New Jersey
Dead City Crown is a melodic death metal band from North NJ. Formed in 2014, their musical focus has always been on memorable riffs and huge choruses that leave the listener craving more. DCC has opened for many national acts and financed their own tour. The band's true DIY attitude and dedication to the art push their brand toward a worldwide audience more and more everyday. ... more
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