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Bob Vylan is een Londens hiphop geïnfundeerd punkduo met Bobby op zang en productie, en Bobb13 op drums. Een kracht van helse aard, samen nemen ze de woede en snelheid van hun hardcore en anarcho-punk invloeden, zoals Discharge en Crass, om brute instrumentals bedekt met macabere rapzang te creëren. De band produceerde, mixte, masterde én bracht zelf hun eerste EP, Vylan, uit in november 2017, slechts drie maanden na hun eerste optreden, terwijl ze hun DIY-ethos meenamen in hun wekelijkse "Sunday Service" -uitgaveschema op Soundcloud. Bob Vylan liet dit jaar ook hun tweede EP, Lunch vallen, terwijl hun recente single, We Don't Care, een indringend commentaar is op Londen gentrification, uitgebracht in augustus. Bob Vylan maakt muziek op zijn eigen voorwaarden en blijft zich concentreren op onderwerpen als macht, naleving, leven en dood, gevoed door een haat van conformiteit en ongelijkheid, met de wens om archaïsche barrières te slechten.

Locatie: Scamele (Ruiterskwartier 103, 8911 BR Leeuwarden)

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“There’s a lot of artists working right now in the shredded space between rap and noise, but their take’s a little different.” said Noisey writer Colin Joyce when speaking of grime infused punk band Bob Vylan (pronounced Villain). Based in London, with their roots in Ipswich and east London specifically, the group’s frontrunners Bobby (vocals and production) and Bobb13 (drums) take the speed and fury of punk bands like Discharge and Crass to create brutal punk instrumentals laced with sinister grime vocals. In one year their provocative stage antics have seen them play Afropunk London at the o2 academy Brixton and weeks later play Berghain in Berlin, as well as opening up for punk bands and rap acts from both sides of the Atlantic including, Akala, Nova Twins, Skinny Girl Diet, Mc Lars, and Bill $aber, while their offstage antics have seen them with various injuries and vocalist Bobby banned from London’s famous metal haven ‘The Crobar’. Proving the Devil makes work for idle hands, the group self-produced, recorded, mixed, mastered and released their first EP “Vylan” in November 2017, just three months after their first gig. The EP centered on topics of power, compliance, life and death and was fuelled by a hatred of conformity and inequality. Continuing with their D.I.Y. approach, Bob Vylan started 2019 with their March release “DREAD”, an 8-track blend of punk and grime that at it’s core, is a reflection of present day England, volatile, violent and fed up. Receiving positive press from the likes of Noisey, Gigslutz and Afropunk, with the latter calling DREAD “One of the best punk albums of the year thus far”, Bob Vylan hope to see DREAD become a sound of intrigue and terror for all that come across it.