Nicolas Harlot

Nicola Popescu was the first Deathsex Bloodbath drummer, where he played under the name '''Nicolas Harlot. '''

Early life
Nicola is of Romanian and Belgian descent. He moved to the United Kingdom to attend Warwick University and met Rhianne Morgan while doing work experience in a laboratory that she was working in.

Deathsex Bloodbath
Nicola joined DSB after Masokiss had played drums on the demos and stayed with the band until 2011, after which he returned to physics.

During his tenure in DSB, Nicola - both the oldest and most grown-up of the group - was responsible for hand-holding the other band members throughout their international superstardom. Unusually for a drummer, Harlot was renowned for his sobriety and sensible, monogamous nature.

He left DSB a few weeks after Masokiss threw her bass through his bass drum at an ill-tempered gig at a North-East holiday camp, where the band shared the line-up with "a bunch of washed up has-beens from the 00s".

His most notable contribution as a songwriter is a co-writing credit on "Douches (There are too Many of Them)", which came out of a jam between Sadogasm, Masokiss and him.