Definite Physical Change

Definite Physical Change

Definite Physical Change or DPC are a punk rock, britpop, hip-hop band from Birmingham, UK, formed originally as The Dave Mili Band by guitarist Adrian Morris (formerly of 'Bigger Than Rod'), Drummer Dave Fell, Keyboardist Lucy Hudson, Singer James Harrison and Rapper Andy 'MFT' Tsintas. The original line-up was huge including Clive Wright, Georgie Weaver and Katie Harris.

DPC went through a change in line-up, losing Wright, Weaver and Harris. With the addition of ex-'Bigger Than Rod' bassist Gary Lockey they went through several name changes including Rock Sham and The Sons of Blunkett before finally settling on Definite Physical Change, based on the incredible weight gain experienced by MFT, Harrison and Morris while in South Africa.

DPC recorded their eponymous ep in 2006 containing 5 songs: Love Songs, Always You, Who's Kissing Her?, OAP (Old Aged Prisoner) and Steel. They are known for performing reworked cover versions on stage, most notably "Feel Good Inc." by Gorillaz and "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand.

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Band members

Main article: Definite Physical Change band members

Current

Past

  • 2003-2004: Katie Harris – vocals
  • 2003-2004: Georgie Weaver – vocals
  • 2003-2004: Clive Wright – guitar

Discography

Main article: Definite Physical Change discography
  • DPC ep (2006)

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