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Deaf Havana is an alternative rock artist from Norfolk, England formed in 2005. 48 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Rock · Norfolk, England · Best alternative rock albums
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All These Countless Nights
2017
Cassiopeia
Single · 2015
It's Called the Easy Life
EP · 2008
I'm a Bore, Mostly...
Single · 2026
Carousel
Single · 2025
Car Crash
Single · 2025
Tracing Lines
Single · 2025
Hurts To Be Lonely
Single · 2025
Lawn Tennis
Single · 2025
Got It Made
Single · 2024
If I Could Turn Back Time
Single · 2023
Going Clear
Single · 2022
Kids
Single · 2022
Nevermind
EP · 2022
On the Wire
Single · 2022
Saviour (Edit)
Single · 2019
The Fight Song
Single · 2019
Holy
Single · 2018
Narcissus
Single · 2018
Cr33pin
Single · 2018
Ritual
Single · 2018
Hell
Single · 2018
Sinner
Single · 2018
Fever (Reworked)
Single · 2017
Sing (Reworked)
Single · 2017
Ashes, Ashes (Reworked)
Single · 2017
Happiness (Reworked)
Single · 2017
Sickago
Single · 2017
Happiness
Single · 2017
Fever
Single · 2017
Sing
Single · 2016
St. Paul's
Single · 2016
Trigger
Single · 2016
22
EP · 2014
Leeches EP
EP · 2012
Smiles All Round
Single · 2010
Nicotine And Alcohol Saved My Life
Single · 2010
Smiles All Round (Single)
Single · 2010
Friends Like These
Single · 2009
Deaf Havana are an English alternative rock band from Hunstanton in King's Lynn, Norfolk in the UK. The band was formed in 2005 at the King's Lynn campus of The College of West Anglia. The band's early releases along with constant touring developed a strong fan base in the UK music scene. Deaf Havana was formed when the original members met at the King's Lynn campus of The College of West Anglia. The band's roots can, however, be traced back much further with Ryan Mellor, James Veck-Gilodi and Lee Wilson all attending Smithdon High School and playing together in various local scene bands. At college, these members were joined by Tom Ogden and Sebastian Spitz. This early lineup saw James singing and Ryan taking guitar and vocal duties. The name "Deaf Havana" came from former guitarist Sebastian Spitz, however the name itself has no literal meaning. The band quickly got down to writing songs and an early demo, White Lines But No Camera, recorded in August 2006 at The Lodge, Northampton. The band toured this lineup until Pennells' replacing Spitz. Pennells was formerly a member of the band "Something About Dave". Around the same time, Mellor handed over guitar parts to Veck-Gilodi,…
