DAVE'S DOORS OF PERCEPTION
Dave Door lives in South East London; his hair is lustrous and long; it is his antennas to receive cosmic energy from distant stars; his perception of the universe is profound, psychedelic and potent; an alternate realm of freakiness and fuzz. Dave believes that he is the drummer in a rock group; the loudest, baddest, mind-expanding, underground garage punk band that ever existed...Dave's Doors Of Perception.
Fronted by Blair Dean, a snarling Gibson welding song-smith whose calm Ivy League exterior is in conflict with his animal three-chord aggression and vocal vitriol.
Rob Doherty is a mod, you can tell because he wears desert boots; he plays the bass, the most solid, pounding, gnarly, growling bass that it is possible for the human body to survive.
Lead guitarist Mark Lacey is a bearded, plaid shirt-wearing hipster, whose shrill electric noodling is often only sonically perceivable to canines
The band have released on Well Suspect Records albums Generation Mod, Dirty Mod and Sweet & Sour Psych; plus the debut album, Apophenia. Dave's Doors Of Perception are irresistible, insatiable and unstoppable.
'Dave's Doors Of Perception are The Castaways' bastard grandson.' Record Collector.
'Dave's Doors Of Perception are brimming with promise on the mod-for-it garage racket.' Shindig.
'Sound Of The Underground is a wholehearted grab from The Chocolate Watchband's pudding bowl'. Shindig.
‘A sizzling garage-soul romp, pitched between The Castaways and The Sonics at their primeval best.' Shindig.
‘A dark thrill ride that leaves you exhausted but exhilarated.’ Shindig.
‘White-Knuckle fuzz-rock delivered as if their lives depended on it.’ Classic Rock.