The Deadbeats

Eddie Eckstein.png|Eddie Eckstein - Vocals and Lead Guitar|link=Eddie Eckstein
Job Woodstock.gif|Job Woodstock - Lead Guitar|link=Job Woodstock
Moose Ancelotti.jpg|Moose Ancelotti - Bass|link=Moose Ancelotti
Steve 'Sticks' Lewis.png|Steve 'Sticks' Lewis - Drums|link=Steve Sticks Lewis
==Some of The Deadbeats' Songs:==
3000 Guitars - Intro song
Rock Bottom - Killer Chorus - You've hit ro ro ro rock bottom, with reference to 'Nick at Night' show
Roadhouse/Barfly - Bluesy ode to The Roadhouse 
Spooky Kid- Daphne- led spooky-pop keyboard song
Clearwater- 
Study Group - Job Moose and Sticks playing backing discussing Study Group 
The Song Of The Northmen - A surprisingly historically authentic ode to Norse culture, generally between 11 and 17 minutes long.
Tale Of The Grendel - An eight-minute narrative song about the battle vs The Grendel
The Battle For Asgard - A rousing, epic instrumental, anywhere between 9 and 28 minutes.
Metal Love - A lovesong to nobody in particular (but specifically a girl Eddie dreamt of once and has never quite forgotten), based around themes of metal appreciation and romance, such as wanting to share great battles together, rock out together, ride a motorcycle through time to meet and sometimes battle other epic couples.
The Deadbeat Rock - A low-fi, Stooges-influenced track, themed around the irrepressible enthusiasm of The Deadbeats. Both vigorous and very approachable, this song invites anyone listening to join The Deadbeats in spirit.
Last Summer At Home - Blues Song - A song about letting go of things you still care about.
1,000 Years of Solitude (Working Title) - An album composed by Eddie in the void.