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16 August 2026 – Getdown Services Turn British Absurdity into Danceable Indie on Massive Champion
By Editorial Team - August 16, 2026
Summary
Bristol duo Getdown Services release Massive Champion on Breakfast Records, blending disco-punk, post-punk, and sharp British satire.
Key Facts
- Bristol duo Getdown Services release second studio album 'Massive Champion'.
- Issued via Breakfast Records across 13 tracks.
- Blends disco-punk, pub rock, electro-house, and witty observations of everyday life.
- Entities: Getdown Services, Massive Champion, Breakfast Records, Josh Law, Ben Sadler, Crisps
- Tags: getdown-services, massive-champion, breakfast-records, disco-punk, post-punk, bristol, indie-rock
Bristol duo Getdown Services are back with Massive Champion, their second album and the follow-up to cult 2022 debut Crisps.
Released through Breakfast Records, the new set pushes the pair’s eccentric mixture of disco-punk, indie rock, synth pop and knowingly scruffy British humour into a bigger, more confident frame.
Josh Law and Ben Sadler have built a reputation through relentless touring, where deadpan observations and deliberately ridiculous subject matter are matched by grooves that are far tighter than the jokes might suggest.
Massive Champion continues that balance across thirteen tracks, finding material in British childhood, everyday clutter and even the public right of way. Softer passages stop the record from becoming one long punchline, proving that the mundane can become surreal over genuinely effective dance rhythms.