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Dublin Death Patrol
Dublin Death Patrol formed in Dublin in 1999, started by Mike Nolan on vocals and programming and Conor Fennell on guitar. Both had been DJs in the city's...
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Dublin Death Patrol formed in Dublin in 1999, started by Mike Nolan on vocals and programming and Conor Fennell on guitar. Both had been DJs in the city's rave scene, which shaped their approach to blending electronic production with industrial textures.
Their 2001 album 'Cold Sweat' gave them a foothold, with the title track becoming a staple in goth and industrial circles. They followed it with 'The Great Divide' in 2004, a concept record responding to 9/11, and later worked with experimental composer John Murphy on 2010's 'Nine Lives'.
Nolan's lyrics often drew criticism for their dark themes, but he defended them as free expression. The band kept putting out records like 2014's 'The Devil's Playground', a double album that ranged from industrial anthems to slower, atmospheric pieces.
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