The DERELLAS offered us a glimpse of the new version of the band last year with "Highrise Supersize" and "Inner City Rock'n'Roll", two early MANICS influenced amphetamine songs that you'll also find on this brand new album. The band describes the tracks of the new abum as "songs of defiance and hope, fear and LUV... Continue Reading →
The DeRellas “Inner City Rock’n’Roll” (Single)
The DeRellas probably had more singers than you can think of, so this time bass player Timmy stands behind the mic and it's working really well on this brand new single "Inner City Rock'n'Roll", a glam punk rock'n'roll song full of street energy bringing early MANICS to mind. The band will release their new album... Continue Reading →
The DeRellas “High Rise Supersize” 7″
While changing vocalist is always risky for a band, The DERELLAS welcome Joey DeRella (their third singer!), and reinforce their glam punk sound on this brand new flashy 7" vinyl record... "High Rise Supersize" is a catchy poppy snotty glitter punk song in the vein of HANOĆ ROCKS and early MANICS (the guitars and energy... Continue Reading →
The DeRellas “Freakshow” 10″
"Freakshow" is the first release of The DERELLAS with new singer/guitar player Stevie D, and while it was difficult to imagine the band without Robbie, The DERELLAS didn't die out, and came back with fresh ideas and drummer Billion Dollar Bish (ex-FLESH FOR LULU, BUBBLEGUM SCREW...) to complete the new line-up. "Rip It Up", and... Continue Reading →
The DeRellas “Rock n Rollercoaster” 7″
This is the new flashy single the band has been promoting on their recent French tour. "Rock n Rollercoaster" is a cool RAMONES influenced punk song that you can also hear on the band's new album "Slam! Bam!", and side B offers us an unreleased crpytic (and mostly instrumental) rock'n'roll song ("Day Of The Dead.")... Continue Reading →
The DeRellas “Stick It To The Man” 7″
The DeRellas have members living in Brighton, UK and in the US, but that didn't prevent them to tour Europe a few times these last two years, which probably helped the band to sound tighter. This new 7" is not only a cool looking piece of vinyl, it is also their best produced record so... Continue Reading →