Deadlock

In 2002 they found new friends in the band Six Reasons To Kill and decided to do a split release on 'Winter Recordings'. Deadlock once again developed their skill and tightness to a higher level and added to their epic music orchestral arrangements. Also the typical Twin-guitar melodies, the blackish keyboard-parts and the female vocals are forced to the next level. In July 2003 the Split-CD were finally released. In late 2004 DL found a new home base with 'Lifeforce Records', who in turn release their newest opus on 28 of June 2005 titled Earth.Revolt, a concept album telling a fictional story about t he final and merciless battle of the earth and its creatures against the exploitation of mankind.

Their third album, Wolves (2007) featured prominent electronic and trance influences. The track Code of Honor was turned into their first music video.

The fourth album, Manifesto followed in 2008. On December 12, 2008 the band parted ways with bassist Thomas Huschka, citing "musical and personal differences"; John Gahlert would replace him. Bizarro World, their fifth would arrive in February 2011.

On October 26, 2011 founding vocalist/lyricist Joe Prem left the band, bassist John Gahlert would become the new harsh vocalist, having previously performed on occasion when Prem was unable to play; bass duties would be handled by Ferdinand Rewicki, who had in the past toured with the band under the various guises of driver, tour manager, and "merch guy".

On 8 February 2013, guitarist Gert Rymen had decided to part ways with the band, reducing the lineup to a five piece. On March 21 of the same year, the band signed to 'Napalm Records' through whom they announced they would release their next album, The Arsonist (2013).

April 28, 2014, it was announced via the band's Facebook page that Tobias Graf had departed the band, leaving Sebastian Reichl as the only remaining original member. On September 4 of that year, Graf had died at the age of 35.

The Re-Arrival, an album of re-makes of songs from earlier albums, would follow in August 2014. In September it was announced that Scherer was beginning her maternity leave, and the band was temporarily replacing her with Margie Gerlitz. This arrangement became permanent two years later when Scherer decided not to return to the band at all. This arrangement would first be seen on Hybris later that year.