"D.S.L.B" the debut album from London space punks REAL(s). Astro frequencies, politically charged melodies, dynamite delivery. REAL(s) provide the soundtrack to latest apocalypse. The band's formation was inspired by the writings of Mark Fisher, 'Capitalist Realism'. This book is at the heart of the band's identity. Readings are delivered at live shows, where REAL(s) take over stages with a revolutionary fever. Our age of climate change, global social economic political upheavals ring out in the frequencies that REAL(s) evoke. Forming the art collective D.S.L.B (Deep Song Love Bomb) in London, Dan Fatel (vox/guitar) Louie Love (Drums), Jimi Scandal (Guitar) Gabi Garbutt (Bass) use all forms of art & creativity, combined with a collection of philosophies including Lorca's Duende & DaDaist surrealism, seeking to highlight the inconsistencies and cracks in the facade of reality, conjuring a breaking in the chains of our past so we might step into a future that has long been unclaimed.
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"D.S.L.B" the debut album from London space punks REAL(s). Astro frequencies, politically charged melodies, dynamite delivery. REAL(s) provide the soundtrack to latest apocalypse. The band's formation was inspired by the writings of Mark Fisher, 'Capitalist Realism'. This book is at the heart of the band's identity. Readings are delivered at live shows, where REAL(s) take over stages with a revolutionary fever. Our age of climate change, global social economic political upheavals ring out in the frequencies that REAL(s) evoke. Forming the art collective D.S.L.B (Deep Song Love Bomb) in London, Dan Fatel (vox/guitar) Louie Love (Drums), Jimi Scandal (Guitar) Gabi Garbutt (Bass) use all forms of art & creativity, combined with a collection of philosophies including Lorca's Duende & DaDaist surrealism, seeking to highlight the inconsistencies and cracks in the facade of reality, conjuring a breaking in the chains of our past so we might step into a future that has long been unclaimed.
