Real Dolls Destroy Humanity

Real Dolls Destroy Humanity is a song which originally appeared on "The Infernal Desire Machines of Deathsex Bloodbath" and in re-recorded form on "Are You There God? It's Deathsex Bloodbath".

Writing
The song was originally intended as an industrial song, however, the song also contains influences from Talking Heads. All of the band members contributed to the writing of the song, including what critics have referred to as "Masokiss's finest performance on bass".

The lyrics are about sentient sex dolls that ultimately conspire to overthrow humanity and reference the 1927 movie 'Metropolis' as well as Sadogasm's pre-Deathsex career as a prostitute.

Live
'Real Dolls' is most famous for a Milton Keynes Bowl performance in which the band approached the stage in a giant sex doll robot. Designed by Masokiss, who also oversaw construction, the robot proved unwieldy and was retired due to safety concerns (i.e. nearly everyone involved narrowly escaped death). Mega Records, who had funded the robot, invested less in the stage show for DSB's next album, seemingly as a result.

In recent performances, audience members have again had the frightening sight of a doll careening terrifyingly towards them: either Sadogasm or Switchblade in a sex doll mask.

'Are You There God?' version
The song appears on the 2016 EP "Are You There God? It's Deathsex Bloodbath". Justin Appropriate plays all the guitars on the song: this is the only instance on the EP.

Track
You can listen to the track and read the lyrics here.

Personnel
Sadogasm - vocals

Switchblade - vocals

Justin Appropriate - guitar

Masokiss - bass

Sororicide - drums