Deli Girls is an American industrial punk project from Brooklyn, New York, founded by vocalist Danny Orlowski. Starting out as a duo with producer Rae Kelly - who left in 2022 - Orlowski has since worked with rotating collaborators, currently producer Hatechild and drummer John Bemis. Their sound fuses harsh electronics, noise and punk with politically charged lyrics, and the band is known for confrontational live performances.
Deli Girls released their new album 'Losing State' on May 22, 2026, their first record as a permanent trio with Hatechild and John Bemis.
RVA Mag published an extensive interview with the trio, in which they spoke about their new record, protest performances outside ICE detention centers and influences ranging from Godflesh to Rage Against the Machine.
Matter News portrayed Danny Orlowski as a social worker who is active outside of music in communities affected by the Trump administration's immigration policy.
Deli Girls performed on March 28, 2025 at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, as part of a tour through the US.
Deli Girls' self-titled debut LP was released on October 27, 2023, a 13-track album dedicated to Brytani Caipa, who died in 2021 and was a co-founder of the migrant rights collective Melting Point.
