Roller Disco Death Party, Scotland On Sunday, 2 February 2025


Roller Disco Death Party | Dragon Soop Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday, 2 February 2025
Glasgow duo Roller Disco Death Party are all about the hooks, write Derick Mackinnon and Olaf Furniss read Scotsman.com 


Roller Disco Death Party announced their arrival last spring with the frenetic banger Day By Day, reminiscent of harder-edged Chemical Brothers back when there was a preference for locking onto a hook rather than the ADH-DJ sets so common in EDM.

The Glasgow duo first met during the pandemic forming a creative partnership post-lockdown, with Neal McHarg (synths) recording the tracks and Amelia Boyle laying down live drums.  Production is provided by Sabres Of Paradise’s Jagz Kooner, whose credits include Primal Scream, Souwax, Manic Street Preachers, Garbage and indeed, The Chemical Brothers

The band have already built a live following in Glasgow (their Tenement Trail appearance had a queue down the street), while Day By Day was used as the theme for the BBC’s Late Night at the Euros with Compston and Smart in the summer.

Roller Disco Death Party play McChuills in Glasgow tonight (2 February) with their latest single Another Saturday Night, released on 12 February. It’s an instant masterpiece, combining a captivating groove with a spoken-word, feel-good vocal. Expect new releases in the spring ahead of various festival appearances see  https://linktr.ee/rollerdiscodeathparty


Roller Disco Death Party| Dragon Soop Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday, 2 February 2025


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