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Detachments are the London based neo-post punk electronic resistance force led by Sebastien Marshal.
Purveyors of twisted, Machine-Pop Noir built from influences ranging from the cold, industrial sound of Factory Records, pioneering electronic pop from the 1980’s, DFA’s consistently varied output; as well as everything from Kraftwerk to The Cure.
Detachments release brilliant new single “Holiday Romance” on 13th September, complete with remixes from Andy Blake and Cosmo. This will serve as a taster for their debut self-titled album (released 20th September), which is a dark, brooding maelstrom full of existentialist undercurrents and icy electronic undertones.
Director Steve Agnew describes the video as
“What French New Wave cinema visionary Jean-Luc Godard would have made if he was in his 20s, on the dole, by the sea, in England '86.''
The band will be touring the UK in support of the album this autumn. Dates are as follows:
September
21st – BRISTOL, LOUISIANA
22nd – PORTSMOUTH, DRIFT IN THE CITY
23rd – READING, OAKFORD SOCIAL
24th – GUILDFORD, BOILEROOM
25th – BATH, MOLES
26th – SOUTHAMPTON, JOINERS
28th – BIRMINGHAM, HARE & HOUNDS
29th – MANCHESTER, SOUND CONTROL
30th – LEEDS, FAVERSHAM
October
1st – NEWCASTLE, OTHER ROOMS
2nd – NOTTINGHAM, STEALTH
3rd – GLASGOW, KING TUTS
5th – LONDON, CAMP