Soundtrack rock with massive orchestras and rousing singalong choruses
Combining soaring string lines and an emotive male vocal with feedback freak-outs and a psychedelic undercurrent, Detroit Social Club have just released their debut album on Fiction. Their music is stadium-ready epic indie, but retains quirky Beck-style interjections and a widescreen classiness that is often never quite achieved by bands in a similar vein. Sounding like a better Kasabian fronted by Richard Ashcroft, they have recently opened for Oasis and Primal Scream and headlined the inaugural New To Q tour.
Listen to first single ‘Prophecy’ for the upbeat, electronically charged side of Detroit Social Club, and the spectacular ‘Northern Man’ for a perfect display of frontman David Burn’s voice. ‘Kiss The Sun’ starts like a harder Arcade Fire, building to a massive chanting chorus, and ‘Black & White’ is a soulful stripped back little ditty. Heck, they’re all great!

‘A maelstrom of thundering drums and sleazy guitars capable of making you fly higher than Icarus’ NME
‘Stacks of swaggering attitude…rollicking tunes’ Metro
‘The swagger and attitude to conquer all before them’ The Sun