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For a band whose reputation has been built on controlled chaos, razor-sharp humour and brilliantly off-kilter observations of modern Britain, Getdown Services continue to reveal new dimensions with their latest single, 'Cha Cha Slide'. Released ahead of their debut album Massive Champion, arriving on 14 August via Breakfast Records, the Bristol duo deliver one of their most emotionally revealing songs yet without sacrificing the irreverent spirit that has become their calling card. Written during months spent criss-crossing venues, green rooms and motorway service stations, Massive Championpromises to expand the world Josh Law and Ben Sadler have been constructing over the past few years.

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The bands I loved when I was on the cusp of my teens are the biggest rockstars in my eyes.

Getdown Services have built their reputation on songs that sound slightly unhinged in the best possible way. Josh Law and Ben Sadler pull together dance-punk energy, sharp observational writing and the kind of humour that feels deeply British without turning into parody. New single ‘I Can’t Die Like That’ arrives ahead of their debut Australian tour and upcoming album Massive Champion, due August 14 via Breakfast Records. ‘I Can’t Die Like That’ follows earlier single ‘The Radiator’ and immediately lands as one of those tracks built to ricochet around crowded festival tents.