Passarella Death Squad's debut album released in December 2010, sounds like the intoxicating feeling of breathtaking desire tightly laced with tension for seriously addictive music that slips deeper into your mind with every listen.
Engineered by Death in Vegas man Tim Holmes with artwork from the much-lauded M/M (Paris)

Upon it's release Vice magazine awarded it 9 out of 10 describing it as,
“Crepuscular drones and vampish moans from this exotic trio whose debut sets the tone for those S&M soirees you’re always thinking about hosting.”

IDJ magazine also awarded it 9 out of 10 saying,
"Passarella Death Squad are not the band to listen to if you fancy an upbeat romp with your mates on a Friday night. Taking their cue from the goth-tronic tendencies of The Knife, this London-based outfit delve deep into the abyss, offering a slow moving dirge of unsettling tension and minimal, mystical atmospherics. It could easily go very wrong indeed but, as it turns out, their debut album is quietly stunning, wrapping Emilie Albisser's pagan lyrics in unobtrusive production and plumes of primordial fog. Echoing Marlene Dietrich, Cocteau Twins, and the criminally underrated Colder, it's a stark uncompromising, remorselessly downbeat work. Look out."

Originally released on The Republic Of Desire Recordings, now re-released by Passarella Records.
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Written by Danny Broddle & Kingsley Gratrick.
Lyrics by Danny Broddle.
Designed and photographed at M/M (Paris).
Produced by Danny Broddle, Tom Ball & Tom Wegg-Prosser.
Mixed by Tim Holmes at the Contino Rooms, London.
Mastering by Nilesh Patel at The Exchange.