The Datsuns announce support acts for their NZ December shows in support of their new trippy yet brutal album Deep Sleep
New Zealand’s fuzz, loud guitar, rock ‘n’ roll kings The Datsuns have handpicked support acts for their New Zealand December shows.
Joining them in Auckland, Wellington and Napier is loud, fast and young rockers The Cavemen who promise to deliver high energy, psychotic, teen delinquent rock ‘n’ roll imbibing from the altar of Little Richard and the Stooges. And sharing the stage in Christurch will be local hard rock four piece Pieces Of Molly who will deliver a killer riff heavy show where thunderous bass lines prowl menacingly underneath crunchy twin guitar grooves.
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The Datsuns are hitting the road in support of their new trippy yet brutal album Deep Sleep.
Deep Sleep features 10 brand new, hard hitting tracks that add to the band’s already incredible rock ‘n’ roll arsenal, ready to be unleashed on the road this summer…
AUCKLAND
Thursday December 18th – The Kings Arms
w/ The Cavemen & Slightly Delic Sound System
WELLINGTON
Friday December 19th – San Fran
w/ The Cavemen
CHRISTCHURCH
Saturday December 20th – Bedford
w/ Pieces Of Molly
MASTERTON
Sunday December 21st – King Street Live
No support – The Datsuns play two sets
NAPIER
Monday December 22nd – Cabana
w/ The Cavemen
Tickets available now fromhttp://www.undertheradar.co.nz/, Real Groovy, Slow Boat, RPM, http://www.upwiththepeople.co.nz/, Cosmic Corner & The Music Machine
Seizing the opportunity of being in the same city, The Datsuns wrote and recorded Deep Sleep – the groups 6th studio album – in a blistering fast ten days at Roundhead Studios in Auckland last summer. The result is a sonic explosion that arrives, lights the place on fire, then leaves, all within the space of 34 minutes.
Deep Sleep which was released in October this year elaborates on the bands signature breakneck-paced rock ’n’ roll delving into more menacing terrain summoned from the bands collective proto-metal 70s influences; Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Blue Oyster Cult and Bloodrock, to name a few. Semi-tones are thrown in amongst blues scale riffs creating a darker, more evil sound that summons images of 1970s cult film super-villains.
‘An album for all the family – if your family are weird and loud” – Classic Rock 7 out of 10
7 out 10 – NME
“ .. Deep sleep is both trippy & brutal .. “ – Sydney Morning Herald 4 out 5 stars
Without slowing down the band will continue their summer run, heading out on some further shows with Shihad, I Am Giant and Cairo Knife Fight around the country…
LOWER HUTT – Saturday 27th December – Station Village
COROGLEN – Sunday 28th December – Coroglen Tavern
NEW PLYMOUTH – Monday 29th December – Butlers Reef
NELSON / RIWAKA – Tuesday 30th December – Riwaka Hotel
CHRISTCHURCH – Wednesday 31st December – Cathedral Square
MT MAUNGANUI – Friday 2nd January – Brewers Field
MATAKANA – Saturday 3rd January – Matakana Country
