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Dingus Khan
Bong Hits
The secret psychotropic history of Dingus Khan exposed at last! 15 tracks from the deepest, sweatiest folds of the Wilbur Alan Archives finally reveal what goes on behind the doors of Ben Brown's house in rural Manningtree. Hear mysterious and terrifying sounds that only his bandmates, his girlfriend and his long-suffering neighbours have ever heard before.
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The secret psychotropic history of Dingus Khan exposed at last! 15 tracks from the deepest, sweatiest folds of the Wilbur Alan Archives finally reveal what goes on behind the doors of Ben Brown’s house in rural Manningtree. Hear mysterious and terrifying sounds that only his bandmates, his girlfriend and his long-suffering neighbours have ever heard before.
Bong Hits charts the growth of Dingus Khan from their very first rehearsal as a two-piece (Mick Squalor and Nick Daldry), to the monstrous eight-body incarnation that shook the stage at Reading Festival and beyond.
Bong Hits is a crazed collection of home recordings, abandoned singles, studio outtakes and radio sessions. Essential listening for anyone who has ever pondered the creative process behind festival bangers like Knifey Spoony and Made a List.
“I guarantee you haven’t seen anything like this.” – Steve Lamacq.
“It’s making me feel insane. It’s so repetitive, it’s making me feel sick.” – Krista Lynch.
“I don’t know who Dingus Khan is.” – Marc Riley.
