unpeople

DON BROCO are a band that constantly defy categorization. Since forming in 2008, the English act, vocalist Rob Damiani, guitarist Simon Delaney, bassist Tom Doyle and drummer/vocalist Matt Donnelly, have been creating innovative music that effortlessly merges elements of metal, post-hardcore, and electronica, into a unique amalgam of music all their own. 

While this flair for experimentation has always been a hallmark of DON BROCO’s sound, the band’s latest album Nightmare Tripping sees the quartet creating the heaviest and most nuanced album of their career. 

DON BROCO are a band that constantly defy categorization. Since forming in 2008, the English act, vocalist Rob Damiani, guitarist Simon Delaney, bassist Tom Doyle and drummer/vocalist Matt Donnelly, have been creating innovative music that effortlessly merges elements of metal, post-hardcore, and electronica, into a unique amalgam of music all their own. 

While this flair for experimentation has always been a hallmark of DON BROCO’s sound, the band’s latest album Nightmare Tripping sees the quartet creating the heaviest and most nuanced album of their career. 

DON BROCO are a band that constantly defy categorization. Since forming in 2008, the English act, vocalist Rob Damiani, guitarist Simon Delaney, bassist Tom Doyle and drummer/vocalist Matt Donnelly, have been creating innovative music that effortlessly merges elements of metal, post-hardcore, and electronica, into a unique amalgam of music all their own. 

While this flair for experimentation has always been a hallmark of DON BROCO’s sound, the band’s latest album Nightmare Tripping sees the quartet creating the heaviest and most nuanced album of their career. 

unpeople is a four-piece made up of guitarists Jake Crawford and Luke Caley, alongside bassist Em Lodge, and drummer Richard Rayner, all with the mission to combine earnest lyricism and hefty riffs with catchy melodies and luscious harmonies. 

A project brimming with energy, and impassioned animosity with the state of the world and its effects on humanity, the root of their cause is in their name: unpeople - meaning a group of people considered to be politically unimportant or of no value. A determination to channel their discontent into songs that speak directly to other ‘unpeople’. We are unpeople. You are unpeople. We are all unpeople.