Infest 2018: Def Neon CONFIRMED!

Hailing from Wrexham in North Wales, DEF NEON are a band that fuses elements of rock, electro, synthpop and bass music to create a sound that has been described by critics as energetic, intense and unique.

The band’s infectious and accessible sound coupled with their engaging live performances across the UK has proven popular with live event organisers, club promoters and fans alike, leading to a number of headline shows, festival appearances and high-profile support slots for The Orb, 65daysofstatic, Death in Vegas, Pop Will Eat Itself, The Birthday Massacre, Syd.31, The Algorithm and Sonic Boom Six.


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After signing a recording deal with Manchester’s AnalogueTrash label, DEF NEON unleashed their staggering self titled debut album in November 2016. Featuring 10 tracks and stuffed to bursting with their signature guitar leads, synth hooks and effortlessly memorable choruses, it has an uncanny juxtaposition of contemporary electronics and classic indie rock sensibilities. Think: The Gossip meets The Pet Shop Boys, or Peaches meets Van Halen!


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BBC introducing:

‘Can’t stop listening to this… Their album is absolutely brilliant.’

Louder Than War:

‘Their ability to fill every track with stand alone power yet still be cohesive as a whole is impressive.’

Damned Industrial:

‘This is pop music done right… prime examples of incredible songwriting with a serious gift for penning a huge hook’

Sideline Magazine:

‘…A divine fusion of sounds and influences’

Schotts list:

‘Def neon haven’t so much written an album, they’ve built one. These tracks are three dimensional with a natural lift and faultless production’

Epitome Of Epic:

‘..A highly experimental alternative album that bravely crosses genres in a highly unique fashion that very few bands manage to achieve’

925 Rebellion:

‘There is something wonderful about this album and this band’