Get all 17 Darth Presley releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Live at synthCube: 9/23/2023, Rotate, You Don't Know, I'm Still Here, Get Out, Get In, and Drive, How Did I Get Here?, Second Avenue / Broadway Express / Brighton Local Line, Flushing Line, and 9 more.
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Darth Presley
He wanted to Rock in the worst way, so he exposed himself to a lethal dose of radiation while listening to “King Creole.”
Now he has mastered Rock! But at what cost?
Now accompanied only by his pet Snickerdoodle Clambake and those itinerant musicians too psychotic or mutated to care about random fissioning, he wanders the globe seeking to expose new audiences to his apocryphal sounds!
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