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DROID SECTOR DECAY Ρόδος, Greece
DSD was formed in April 2009 as an one man project. Their first work called "Spread the VIRUS...Western DECAY" was
influenced by the dark electro/industrial scene from the early 80's with today's modern twist of industrial sounds.
In Sept 2011 a new member, Aubrey, joined making the band a duo. In Oct 2014 Betty Koster (Phantasm Nocturnes) joined in and she will become the third member of DSD.
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