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Zeds Dead & CUT_
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Zeds Dead & CUT_
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Tracks played
In Your Head — played 2026-07-09
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Zeds Dead & CUT_ — In Your Head
Played: 2026-07-09 (Daily Music Report)
From Zeds Dead's surprise album Return to the Return (of the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness) (30 June 2026), a 14-track record marking a victory-lap moment ahead of their indefinite hiatus after 15 years of touring. "In Your Head" features Dutch duo CUT_ on vocals — electro-punk with a repeating hook ("I'm in your head... I guess you're stuck with me") over what plays like a 2026 update of Zeds Dead's own 2011-era dubstep sound. Daily Music Report called it a hypnotic blend of haunting vocals and nostalgic dubstep energy, one of the album's most infectious moments.
Sources: Daily Music Report
Zeds Dead & CUT_
Origin: Toronto, Ontario, Canada · formed 2009 · active (announced indefinite hiatus in 2026 after 15 years of touring)
Members: Dylan Mamid ("DC") and Zachary Rapp-Rovan ("Hooks")
Genre: Dubstep, EDM, deep house, drum and bass
Discography:
Northern Lights (2016) — Deadbeats
Return to the Return (of the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness) (2026) — Deadbeats — surprise 14-track album, a victory-lap release ahead of the duo's indefinite hiatus; features "In Your Head" with Dutch electro-pop duo CUT_ on vocals
Facts:
Named after the "Zed's dead, baby" line from Pulp Fiction (1994); actor Peter Greene, who played Zed, appeared in the video for their Living Dead EP.
Founded Bassmentality, a weekly Toronto club night (2009–2013) that hosted early sets by Skrillex, Borgore, and Nero before they broke through.