Fest in June 2022 by Decibel Records, as the label's first release. Members Final line-up Chris "Crispy" Corvino - guitars, backing vocals (1994-1997, 2021-present) Dave Rosenberg - drums (1994-1997, 2021-present) Tim "Pops" Naumann - lead vocals (1996-1997), bass (1994-1996) Jim Baglino - bass (1996-1997, 2021-present) “Big” Chris Pierce - guitars (1997) Previous members Tim "Swinger" Singer - lead vocals (1994-1996, 2021-present) Keith Huckins - guitars (1994-1996, 2021-present) Tom Yak - guitars (1996-1997) Timeline Discography Studio albums Fixation on a Co-Worker (Victory Records, 1995) Live albums I Know Your Tragedy: Live at CBGBs (Hawthorne Street Records, 2000) Buyer's Remorse (Decibel Records, 2022) EPs and singles White Meat 7" (Dada/Popgun Records, 1994) Work Ethic 7" (Engine/Blackout Records, 1994) (CD edition, featuring White Meat tracks, released in 1995) Screamin' with the Deadguy Quintet (Victory Records, 1996) Body Parts 7" (Man Alive Records, 2022) Other Driving You Straight To Hell Bootleg (SuperNova Records, 2021) Documentary In 2021, a documentary titled Deadguy: Killing Music was released by director William Saunders and producer Nathaniel Shannon of Fourth Media. It is the first authorized documentary on the band's short-lived career and their seminal album, Fixation on a Co-Worker. The feature was an official selection at several film festivals and winner of the 2021 Vesuvius International Film Festival's Documentary Film category. Through the series of interviews and events in the creation of the film, the band members reconnected. The day after the film's premiere at Underground Arts in Philadelphia, PA, the original band members performed together live for the first time in over 20 years. Another 2021 performance, at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, NY, was recorded and included in the on-demand streaming and blu-ray versions of the film. Shawn Macomber of Decibel describes Deadguy: Killing Music as "Wry and stylish on the surface while reveling in primal vitriol and unorthodox approaches to violence just below" and "one of the best documentaries ever, period, on extreme music, the combustible nature of the youth drawn to create it, and the subsequent better-to-have-a-full-core-nuclear-meltdown-than-fade-away art." Notes External links Deadguy on Discogs Deadguy on Encyclopaedia Metallum Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups disestablished in 1997 Musical groups reestablished in 2021 Metalcore musical groups from New Jersey Hardcore punk groups from New Jersey Musical groups from New Jersey Victory Records artists 1994 establishments in New Jersey