ABSURDA Pull Back The Curtain With Explosive Second Single “DISASTER”


After initially keeping their identities hidden, ABSURDA are stepping out of the shadows with “DISASTER,” their second single accompanied by an official music video. The project brings together musicians with deep roots in Australia's heavy and alternative music scenes, combining established industry experience with a more unconventional approach to introducing a new act. Now that the mystery surrounding the lineup is beginning to unravel, the names behind ABSURDA reveal an intriguing collective: former alt. vocalist Dan Richards, Dream On Dreamer guitarist and producer Callan Orr, and influencer and internet personality David Lawrence, known for The Elder Emo Cvlt.

Each member brings a different background and perspective to the project. Richards' experience as a vocalist, Orr's work as a guitarist and producer, and Lawrence's presence within the online alternative community create a combination that extends beyond the traditional band setup. Their collective reach has already connected with hundreds of millions of people, giving ABSURDA an unusual starting point as they begin establishing their identity and introducing their music.

Their individual journeys have also taken them onto stages alongside some of the biggest names in modern heavy music. Across their respective careers, members have shared stages with A DAY TO REMEMBER, AVENGED SEVENFOLD and SLEEP TOKEN, bringing experience from different corners of the alternative and heavy music worlds. That background adds another layer of interest to ABSURDA, a project that initially relied on anonymity before gradually revealing the people responsible for its creation.

With “DISASTER,” ABSURDA deliver their second release and continue building the identity of a project that has already attracted attention through its mysterious introduction. The new music video provides another piece of the puzzle, while the reveal of Richards, Orr and Lawrence gives listeners a clearer picture of the creative forces involved. The curtain is coming down, and ABSURDA are only getting started.

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