New Damn Vandals single ‘Twist Up And Tangle’ – Out 17/03/14.

Track taken from new Damn Vandals album ‘Rocket Out Of London’ – Released 07/04/14.

Follow-up to debut LP 'Done For Desire'. As heard as Record of the Week on Shaun Keaveny’s BBC 6Music show, and as featured in Glasswerk's 'Top Ten Albums of 2012' & Bloomberg's 'Best CDs of 2012'.

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Track written by Damn Vandals
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Twist Up And Tangle

Damn Vandals return on 22 Sept with new double A-side single ‘Cities Of A Plastic World’ / ‘Too Lazy To Die Too Stoned To Live'. 
‘Cities Of A Plastic World’ observes the uncanny similarities between the porn and music industries – neither of which the band has worked in professionally. 
‘Too Lazy To Die Too Stoned To Live’ was born out of a post-rehearsal musing from the band’s bass supremo and philosopher in chief, Adam Kilemore Gardens.
Both tracks are produced by long-term DVs collaborator Julian Simmons (Midlake, Ed Sheeran, Guillemots, Goldheart Assembly) and  taken from their new album, ‘Rocket Out Of London’, the follow-up to the band’s critically acclaimed debut, ‘Done For Desire’, which was Shaun Keaveny's BBC 6Music Record of the Week and one of Bloomberg’s ‘Best CDs of 2012’.
“‘Done For Desire’ was a terrific album but this takes all they achieved on that and takes it to 11 and a half.” 5/5 music-news.com
 “It’s difficult not to get caught up in Damn Vandals’ punked-up stoner rock … a forceful identity that’s held together by adrenaline and determination.” Classic Rock Magazine
For press and radio please contact denise@manillapr.com


Cities Of A Plastic World

Too Lazy To Die Too Stoned To Live

Track from new Damn Vandals album 'Rocket Out Of London' 
Out 7 April 2014

Number One Fan

B-side from new Damn Vandals single 'I Hate School' out 06 November 2015

Whisky Going Free

New Damn Vandals single 'I Hate School' out 06 November 2015
WATCH VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/fowuu_F_4iI

DAMN VANDALS - I Hate School

Much like Howard Beale in the 1978 cult film The Network, Damn Vandals are as 'Mad As Hell' and not going to take it anymore.

Its partner in crime, ‘This Music Blows My Tiny Mind’, ramps up the adrenalin one more time to complete a double smack-in-the chops of a single.
 
The two songs will be wreaking havoc from 16 Feb 2015. Both tracks are taken from the new album, ‘Rocket Out Of London’, the follow-up to the band’s critically acclaimed debut,  ‘Done For Desire’, which was Shaun Keaveny's BBC 6Music Record of the Week and one of Bloomberg’s ‘Best CDs of the year'.

“‘Done For Desire’ was a terrific album but this takes all they achieved on that and takes it to 11 and a half.” 5/5 music-news.com

 The new single is produced by long-term DVs collaborator Julian Simmons (Midlake, Ed Sheeran, Guillemots, Goldheart Assembly).

 “It’s difficult not to get caught up in Damn Vandals’ punked-up stoner rock … a forceful identity that’s held together by adrenaline and determination.” Classic Rock Magazine
 
“Absolutely Marvellous … Utterly fabulous ... one of the best rock tunes we've had for a long time … Damn Vandals, they are amazing” Shaun Keaveny, BBC 6Music

“Bugger me this is cool … primal raw as f**k … with all the primitive cut loose bombast and hell fire howl of the Jim Jones Revue with the devil’s poker up their tail pipe.”  The Sunday Experience

 "They storm through ten tracks, each worthy of being released as a single ... an absolute cracker." 9/10 Louder Than War 

“Damn Vandals, a great live band, thoroughly recommend seeing them … absolutely superb, so much energy on stage, a proper rock n roll band.” Chris Hawkins BBC 6MUSIC

 “Like a bluesier, ballsier Doors as they embark on a bloody killing spree in the company of The Cramps.” 9/10. Whisperinandhollerin 

"A manipulative little treat ... Like Fatima Mansions meets The Birthday Party at a demonically cast liquor orgy” 9.5/10.  RingMaster Review

 “As if The Doors grew up listening to Queens of the Stone Age” Little Indie Blogs 

“A gutsy, spirit-lifting gem, their magnificently taut social commentary is a trenchant shakedown best served hot and alive.”  Mojophenia 

 “A hugely enjoyable slice of garage punk … This is music with a spring in its step and the glimmer of mischief in its eye.” 9/10. Shout 4 Music 

“Rocket Out Of London will ensure that Damn Vandals remain on an upward path. Expect to see these guys on some big summer festival stages very soon.” Glasswerk

For more info please contact band@damnvandals.co.uk 

Mad As Hell

B-side to new Damn Vandals single 'Mad As Hell'.

Much like Howard Beale in the 1978 cult film The Network, Damn Vandals are as 'Mad As Hell' and not going to take it anymore.

Its partner in crime, ‘This Music Blows My Tiny Mind’, ramps up the adrenalin one more time to complete a double smack-in-the chops of a single.
 
The two songs will be wreaking havoc from 23 Feb 2015. Both tracks are taken from the new album, ‘Rocket Out Of London’, the follow-up to the band’s critically acclaimed debut,  ‘Done For Desire’, which was Shaun Keaveny's BBC 6Music Record of the Week and one of Bloomberg’s ‘Best CDs of the year'.

“‘Done For Desire’ was a terrific album but this takes all they achieved on that and takes it to 11 and a half.” 5/5 music-news.com

 The new single is produced by long-term DVs collaborator Julian Simmons (Midlake, Ed Sheeran, Guillemots, Goldheart Assembly).

 “It’s difficult not to get caught up in Damn Vandals’ punked-up stoner rock … a forceful identity that’s held together by adrenaline and determination.” Classic Rock Magazine
 
“Absolutely Marvellous … Utterly fabulous ... one of the best rock tunes we've had for a long time … Damn Vandals, they are amazing” Shaun Keaveny, BBC 6Music

“Bugger me this is cool … primal raw as f**k … with all the primitive cut loose bombast and hell fire howl of the Jim Jones Revue with the devil’s poker up their tail pipe.”  The Sunday Experience

 "They storm through ten tracks, each worthy of being released as a single ... an absolute cracker." 9/10 Louder Than War 

“Damn Vandals, a great live band, thoroughly recommend seeing them … absolutely superb, so much energy on stage, a proper rock n roll band.” Chris Hawkins BBC 6MUSIC

 “Like a bluesier, ballsier Doors as they embark on a bloody killing spree in the company of The Cramps.” 9/10. Whisperinandhollerin 

"A manipulative little treat ... Like Fatima Mansions meets The Birthday Party at a demonically cast liquor orgy” 9.5/10.  RingMaster Review

 “As if The Doors grew up listening to Queens of the Stone Age” Little Indie Blogs 

“A gutsy, spirit-lifting gem, their magnificently taut social commentary is a trenchant shakedown best served hot and alive.”  Mojophenia 

 “A hugely enjoyable slice of garage punk … This is music with a spring in its step and the glimmer of mischief in its eye.” 9/10. Shout 4 Music 

“Rocket Out Of London will ensure that Damn Vandals remain on an upward path. Expect to see these guys on some big summer festival stages very soon.” Glasswerk

For more info please contact band@damnvandals.co.uk 

This Music Blows My Tiny Mind

Lead track from The Beautiful Mind EP
Out 27 Feb 2012

Beautiful Mind

New Damn Vandals single 'They Won't Be Happy Till They Blow Up The Moon'.
Track taken from new Damn Vandals Album 'You Me The Devil And Sunshine' out  26 Feb 2021.
Produced by Julian Simmons.
Recorded live at Konk Studios.

They Won't Be Happy Till They Blow Up The Moon

New Damn Vandals single 'Cobra'.
Out Fri 25 February 2022.
Track from new Damn Vandals album 'You Me The Devil And The Sunshine'.
Out now.

Cobra

New Damn Vandals single Mr Lemon Shake out 15 July 2022.
Track taken from new album 'You Me The Devil And The Sunshine'

Mr Lemon Shake

Track taken from new Damn Vandals album 'You Me The Devil And The Sunshine' out Feb 26 2021.

Watch video here: https://youtu.be/y0dsJgvcNwo

Into The Light Of Love

New Damn Vandals single This City.

Out Friday 27 August 2021.

Taken from new album 'You Me The Devil And The Sunshine' as heard  on Shaun Keaveny's BBC Radio 6 Music show: "It's good innit! A bit of War Pigs, a bit of Jim Jones Revue … Listen to it!" Shaun Keaveny.

“Damn Vandals are one of a remaining few rock bands that properly go swaggering, gritty rock ‘n’ roll – proper, sweaty, balls-out riff-driven rock that’s got the lot.” Whisperin’ and Hollern’ 10/10.

“Late-night, boozy party soundtrack tunes, right before the local constabulary are called to break things up due to complaints from the neighbours.” Pennyblackmusic

“12 tracks that fly past like procession of hog riding bikers making you wonder what your life would be like if you ditched the day job and followed them out on to the road.” Listen With Monger

This City

New Damn Vandals album 'You Me The Devil And the Sunshine' out now.

Album track ‘They Won’t Be Happy Till They Blow Up The Moon’ featured on Shaun Keaveny's BBC Radio 6 Music show: "It's good innit! A bit of War Pigs, a bit of Jim Jones Revue … Listen to it!" Shaun Keaveny.

The new album was recorded live at Konk Studios – helping to capture the visceral energy of the band’s shows. 

It was produced by Julian Simmons who was at helm for their debut LP ‘Done For Desire’ and follow-up ‘Rocket Out Of London’ – which was an Artrocker Magazine 'Album of the Month' "What rock music should sound like” 5/5.

 “It’s difficult not to get caught up in Damn Vandals’ punked-up stoner rock … a forceful identity that’s held together by adrenaline and determination.” Classic Rock Magazine

Absolutely Marvellous … Utterly fabulous ... one of the best rock tunes we've had for a long time … Damn Vandals, they are amazing!” Shaun Keaveny, BBC 6Music.

“‘Done For Desire’ was a terrific album but this takes all they achieved on that and takes it to 11 and a half.” 5/5. music-news 

“One of the most exciting bands I’ve seen this year … absolutely superb, so much energy on stage, a proper rock ‘n’ roll band.” Chris Hawkins, BBC 6Music

"Each song is pure gold” 10/10 MSN Music

"An Introducing classic." Tom Robinson, BBC 6Music

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