Drive Like Casey

Made up of metal heads, piss heads, comic geeks and political freaks Drive like Casey first smacked onto the scene as "Leon" in 2001. DLC’s brand of “Electric punk rock” (NME) has earned them supports slots with some of the nations best up and coming bands including: Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party, Longview, Jetplane Landing, The Ordinary Boys and Towers Of London. The band have written and performed original material from the start, moving from soft harmonised low key songs to edgier, harder ...

Made up of metal heads, piss heads, comic geeks and political freaks Drive like Casey first smacked onto the scene as "Leon" in 2001. DLC’s brand of “Electric punk rock” (NME) has earned them supports slots with some of the nations best up and coming bands including: Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party, Longview, Jetplane Landing, The Ordinary Boys and Towers Of London. The band have written and performed original material from the start, moving from soft harmonised low key songs to edgier, harder tunes or "music to fight to!". "There is no one sound for this band". From the quiet mournful sentimentalities of Hollow to the hard, angry, psychological misgivings of Losing Our Mind, to the political and social statements of How To Survive In A Modern State. Drive like Casey will kick you in the teeth and give you a shoulder to cry on afterwards. "I always think that if the right person was ever at one of their gigs they could easily be a signed act". - Keithe, bedfordmetal.tk "Their songs are tight and addictive.” - Feed-back.tk "Drive Like Casey wouldn’t be out of place playing at festivals so if you get a chance to see them, I thoroughly recommend them to you" - Steffi: MK-Music.co.uk