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The Disco of Doom
Rising up from the gurgling belly of the underworld comes Disco of Doom AKA Tom Real & The Rogue Element, spawned from the depths of their monthly on-demand show on radio station Samurai FM. With a shared appetite for destruction and a love of loose women Disco Of Doom sees the duo deliver sick electronic bangers to destroy dance floors across the globe.
Their first release, cunningly titled ‘EP1’ was released in 2008 on Passenger Records and saw support from the likes of AutoKratz, Tronik Youth, Etienne De Crecy, Alex Metric, Meat Katie, Acid Jacks, Miles Dyson and many more. Now the Disco has returned with 'Warpig', a monstrous creation which has been snapped up by supercool New York label Coco Machete and is set to be unleashed in July.
Having spent the last month remixing Etienne De Crecy, Fukkk Offf and SiBegg’s legendary Buckfunk 3000 project the duo are currently locked in the studio fine tuning a selection of dance floor missiles to unleash this summer as well as working towards delivering their debut artist album.
On the gig front their first EP has seen them play across the UK alongside headline gigs in Amsterdam and Helsinki and this summer sees DJ performances gather pace with a headline slot at this summers Glastonbury festival on the Arcadia Spectacular sound stage alongside peak time Saturday slot at the Glade Festival.
This summer also sees the duo launch two London parties alongside fellow cohort Hot City the first of which How’s My Raving? Launched at Cargo (East London) in March with a roadblock free party featuring rave-legends The Ratpack alongside one of 2009’s hypest entities Zomby, with two further events planned this summer featuring quite frankly ridiculous line ups you could do much worse than miss this. Secondly bringing life back to South London the duo launch Out The Box at The White House again alongside long time friend Hot City and featuring the likes of Toddla T, Detroit Grand Pubahs, DJ Zinc and more.
For more info on all things 'Doom check:
www.myspace.com/discoofdoom
Facebook group: Disco Of Doom
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