REVIEWS | Dirt Box Disco - "Tragic Roundabout"

Another decent song from another punk band with a shitty name! Check it out, it's a toe-tapper.

Dirt Box Disco - Tragic Roundabout - 20th June 2011 by DirtBoxDisco

Artless Nonculture wezine has been defunct for a couple of years now, but I got this email today from someone named "Maff" (really), who apparently doesn't do his research:

DIRT BOX DISCO - TRAGIC ROUNDABOUT - Debut single released on 20/06/2011

Hello

I would like to submit a song for you to review, "TRAGIC ROUNDABOUT" Debut single, released on 20th June 2011, through Deadfly Recordings, available from, itunes, CD baby, Amazon etc..
taken from the forthcoming yet to be named Dirt Box Disco - EP, Due for release Oct 2011. please have a listen to the song @ http://soundcloud.com/dbdisco/dirt-box-disco-tragic
I can send you the (320kbps) Mp3 on request.

(EPK) here - http://lafango.com/epk/dirtboxdisco

thank you

Maff

Dirt Box Disco
Derbyshire - UK - November 2009, five open minded individuals got together and formed a band! and as they say, the rest is history! continously giging alover the UK, popularity grows! visualy it gets a little stranger every day! but with kick ass, rock n roll / punk / alternative tunes to keep you hooked, your left with a visual bombardment on the senses! you will laugh, you might cry, but you will be singing along before the end of the next song! DIRT BOX DISCO are all about the show, the fun and the entertainment! they are not boring! they are rock n roll!
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LINKS.

http://www.myspace.com/dirtboxdisco (full Gig listings here)

http://www.youtube.com/user/dirtboxdisco

http://www.facebook.com/pages/DIRT-BOX-DISCO/129060477115572

http://twitter.com/dirtboxdisco

https://dirtboxdisco.bigcartel.com (shop)

http://www.lafango.com/dirtboxdisco

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dead-Fly-Recordings/131138793613025

Like I said, it's a good song, though, so if you're into paying money for MP3s, go for it.

Peter Don't Care

Interview with Peter Don't Care, vocalist for bands Torcha Shed and Stench, creator of fanzine The Suffragette, and webzines Nihilism on the Prowl! and Punk Rocker. Originally conducted via AIM for the website PunkFix.net, and then republished on OUTSIDER webzine.

So you got into punk in '77 right? How old were you, and how did that come about? 

Peter: I was 15. I got into punk about the time the Stranglers debut hit the street, which was around March '77.

So you got introduced through records first and then shows?

Peter: Yeah. My mates who were a few years older were going to shows, and my one mate's big sister seen the Stranglers in February or March so she told us about 'em.