Drooligan

Three technicolour disco miscreants beating electro-pop bangers out of a dusty old clubland organ. In late 2017, Dave Greenbrown, Hannah Bungard and David Jarman went exploring through the abandoned rooms of a social club in York. After kicking in the door of the old committee room and climbing over boxes of moulding Victorian photographs, they found... Well, they didn’t know what it was. Something that looked like the lovechild of a keyboard and a minibar. They dragged it over to a socket, plugged it in and started pressing buttons. Without anyone realising it, Drooligan were having their first band practice. What you can hear now is three people squeezing every last possible drop out of one organ. Beats, basslines, synths, melodies, drum fills, handclaps, horns and clicks. One drooligan plays one end, one drooligan plays the other, and whoever's free gets up in your face. The resulting manic electro-fairground disco-poetry is Drooligan.