We’ve been a little quiet recently, but we’ve also been working hard, so here’s a little teaser of what’s coming a in 2017.
Watch below, or visit our YouTube channel.
We’ve been a little quiet recently, but we’ve also been working hard, so here’s a little teaser of what’s coming a in 2017.
Watch below, or visit our YouTube channel.
We’re pleased to announce that we now have videos of our live performances of Tokyo Rooftops and Wreckage of Love are ready and in full HD!
They were recorded for us at our Electromatic 4 event held at Henry Boon’s, Wakefield, earlier on this month.
You can watch them now below, or visit our YouTube channel.
The room seemed to fill up very quickly in the half-hour between the doors opening and our first act, Jan Doyle Band. In their own inimitable, flamboyant style, they engaged with the audience straight away opening with Perfectly Damaged Mind. Later in their set, Becki from our second band, The Webb, joined them for a rendition of Fuzzbox’s Pink Sunshine, which got the audience joining in.
Next up was The Webb, whose wonderful performance really got the increasing crowd dancing. Songs such as Social Media and In A Dark Place went down a storm.
By the time we got on stage, the room was full. Very few of us remember ever seeing it that full. We had Charlotte with us for the first time on backing vocals, and it didn’t faze her at all.
The number of people in the audience singing along was superb. We really felt so welcome, and it showed in our performance. Just as we finished Can The Heart Be Saved, several people heard a man exclaim his appreciation from the corner of the bar. He liked it. He liked it a lot.
The set continued with the likes of The Drone, Departed, and Leaving Notes before reaching Tokyo Rooftops. Another one which went down very well.
A double-encore of Exit and Tokyo Rooftops (again) was well-received, and we felt so appreciated. Thank you to all who came.
Special thanks to Harry who made sure we all sounded on top form – and we did.
Next stop, DEF’s 2nd birthday!
Last Thursday evening saw us back in the studio to record lead vocals for two yet-to-be-released songs – Tokyo Rooftops, and Wreckage of Love. We’ll be back in again this week to finish off some backing vocals too.
We’re super excited to get these tracks moving along at such a pace now. Those of you who were at our Tour de Yorkshire gig at Unity Works recently will have heard them in the set, and we hope you enjoyed them as much as we do.
We’re hoping to release an EP containing these songs just as soon as we can, so keep an eye out for announcements!
You were asking when we’d be back, and after our short time away, we can now announce that we are back and ready to roll!
We have a new face – Simon – our new lead vocalist. We’re so looking forward to bringing you lots of gigs with songs you already know, and some new ones too!
You may have seen on our Facebook page that we’ve had some new photos done too!