DEADBOTS are Dublin born Paul Kelly, and Vancouver born Nina Knezevic. They have cultivated a curious interest on the electro scene pulling influence from 80's synth pop, rock, disco, hip hop and techno.

With a plethora of remixes both completed and upcoming for the likes of Arthur Baker, Hystereo, FCKN CREW,The Japanese Popstars, Humanzi, Meneo and OH SHIT, Emperor Machine and Ikki this loved-up couple are kept busy.

Last year's Deadbots’ track Watch Yo Back went to Number 1 on the Beatport Electro charts. Their 2nd EP featuring their tracks 36 Days & Someboday came out on New York’s OMG Recordings! with remixes by Hystereo & Heartache, and most recently their just released 3rd E.P. titled 'Much Better ' came out on Satans Circus Records U.K. with remxies by SymbolOne, Hystereo and Arveene & Misk......Currently the original track on that EP along with 2 of the mixes are storming the Top 100 Beatport downloads.

DEADBOTS recent remix of 'Tear Down the Walls' for one of the most important and influential artists Arthur Baker , was just signed to legendary label Strictly Rhythm, and recently reached Number 11 on the Beatport Top 100 downloads . Arthur Baker was responsible for the 1982 smash hit Planet Rock with Afrika Bambaataa, and played an instrumental role in New orders early evolution.

There is much more to shout out about as DEADBOTS remix of Hystereo's 'City Speak' out now on Bang Gang Records has just been licensed for the Ministry of Sound mix CD titled 'Destroy' mixed
by the Bloody Beetroots and Aston Shuffle.

Nominated for best live act at the Slick Dj dance music awards, DEADBOTS passion for music has seen them play at festivals, headline club nights and brought them to tear it up in Holland, Switzerland, UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Norway and Ireland amongst others along with a steady flow of bookings for live and Dj shows from far and wide.

Support comes from the likes of Digitalism, Hystereo, Markus Lange, FCKN CREW, Joost Van Bellen, SymbolOne, Arthur Baker, Jagz Kooner, Hey Today, Arveene & MISK, OH SHIT!, DerDieDas, Cyberpunkers, and The Emperor Machine to name a few.