Intimate album of acoustic tracks 'One Truth in a Thousand Lies' - also OUT NOW!!

“Debrasco are a band worth keeping an eye on” – WARNER RECORDS

“sounding great think rocky, grungy, punk style songs with catchy foot tapping rhythms and riffs” – PLANET MOSH

“Rock tracks delivered with a measure of punk attitude and energy. Debrasco has been on a continuous rise through the previous year garnering increasing media attention and with the release of their promising new album that progress should strongly accelerate. It is a simple rock album without any demands or pretensions and most of all it is excellent entertainment” – THIS IS NOT A SCENE

“We're talking rock; in actual fact, we're talking rip-roaring, straight ahead, no-holds-barred, adrenaline rousing, feel-good, mightily memorable rock 'n' metal – and you know what? Track after track after track, the fun never stops coming” – RADIO NORTH ANGUS

...punky 'Down' ...the Yo-Yo sounding 'Narcolepsy' and the Green Day ism of 'Got it Made' ... sound like another band totally....sounds like 3 bands with 3 good EPs mixed together" - UBER ROCK

“The Joys of Chaos’ has all the ingredients that a true rock record should have! There’s no reason why this shouldn’t be climbing the charts” – STIRLING OBSERVER

The joys of Chaos - “The album is bulging with twelve lively tracks plus extra bonus live tracks which act as evidence to the thought that emerges whilst listening to the studio cuts leading up to their appearance at the end of the release, that Debrasco are most likely one impressive live band and their shows a riotous affair” – THIS IS NOT A SCENE

“Debrasco’s Limited Edition ‘Destiny. Fate. Time.’ EP is a high-energy blend of pop-punk, rock n’ roll overflowing with insanely catchy choruses, grinding guitars, booming bass, thundering drums and lung bursting screams that set tone for the Debrasco live experience. "Stand up and be Counted’ is a an epic track, steeped in a Bleach-era Nirvana meets Flood-era Headswim” - TASTY FANZINE

"With a foot in grunge, both lyrically and sonically, they often sound like a Pearl Jam type outfit with plenty of opinions and a natural sense of emotionally charged lyrics especially in songs such as 'Something to prove' and 'Nerve'...proof that they excel in this scene and certainly, to my ears, to be more comfortable with it" - UBER ROCK

"Real sense of positive energy in every single track....Muscular butch stuff but not without a sense of fun...'Today' from the Joys of Chaos is the track that’s still running through my head days later, but 'Got it Made' is probably the best summation of what they're all about: a spirited, affirmative boot up the backside to negativity. Even if life is proving a bit difficult this is the kind of music that's going to give you the strength to get out there, shove it up against the wall and tell it your just not putting up with it's nonsense" - STIRLING OBSERVER

"Got It Made" being the finest graft of metal on punk that you've heard in ages as this rampaging wall of guitars fires all guns over the crunching rhythm section as the vocals drive, holler and soar to perfection, allowing the splendour of the rolling verses, the heady hooks and the catchy choruses to go positively volcanic in a way that is immensely enjoyable not to mention insanely danceable, every time you play the thing. Before that, we began with the deep bass boom, driving drumming, searing heat guitar riffing and ever rising vocals on the fast-paced attack of "Down" that features a fast-paced phased vocal chorus that would not have sounded out of place on a vintage Ministry album, as the thunderous rock roars ahead, a bit like Funeral For A Friend playing "Jesus Built My Hot Rod" and every bit as massive as that description implies.” – ANDY GEE

“Huge sounding, stunningly played and sung album to an end, every bit as phenomenal as you might expect from what I'm saying here – just check it out!!” – NORTH SOUND RADIO

“‘Narcolepsy’ and ‘Got It Made’ are reminiscent of The Dead Kennedys- a perfect blend of scene-baiting lyrics and evil-sounding music. ‘Something To Prove’ has a guitar riff straight out of the Stooges and Nicki Ross’ vocal carries the sound of disgust and desperation.” – GET YOUR ROCK OUT

“A fun filled, energetic punk romp is what greets the listener in the first songs ‘Down’ and ‘Criminal’. A number of the tracks on The Joys of Chaos echo the great punk artists. I would recommend The Joys of Chaos to anyone interested in punk, as this album is the real deal.” – LISA FOX

One Truth in a Thousand Lies – “(suspiciously un-mini) mini-acoustic album on (One Truth In A Thousand Lies), and it really is a joy to listen to, with some well written and fast paced tunage for an acoustic album, right from the get-go. There's twelve tracks to choose from, and they are all so good that picking a favourite was a tough choice.” – NEW HELLFIRE CLUB

Acoustic Debrasco - “…the unexpected trio kept up the atmosphere, despite being a man short and playing an acoustic set. If the Foo Fighters ever ditched their drummer, they would sound something like these guys.” – FIONA SMITH

The band thrives on the energy of playing live and must be seen live to be fully appreciated!

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Fans have compared Debrasco to bands such as Nirvana, The Stooges, Pearl Jam, Headswim, the Almighty, Bad Brains, Green Day, Dead Kennedy’s and the Foo Fighters.