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VENUS GRRRLS Leeds, UK
Ethereal and tenacious, VENUS GRRRLS are an all girl rock band from Leeds, promoting the participation, acknowledgement, and respect of women in the music industry. Aiming to bring fortitude and activism through hard hitting alternative rock music, the quintet use electronic and astrological sounds to amplify their sonic signature. ... more
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Brace For Impact
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Lidocaine”
I was a bit late to the party but now glad to be sharing tunes from the incredibly talented Laura, this album is pure joy!
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One In A Thousand
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Lidocaine”
Before every vacation, I face the challenge of finding fresh music that is dynamic but not too hard, and that is so emotional and catchy that it doesn't get on my nerves after just two days of touring. During that search I discovered OBEY ROBOTS and it took me only a few moments to put "One in a thousand" on the playlist. The album rocks, combines strong "Therapy?"-like guitars with Laura's soulful, distinctive vocals to quite a few hits, just check "One of these days" or "Next Summer"!
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Love is a Lie, Filth is Eternal
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Too Prickly For This World
by Wife Patrol
Wife Patrol make instantly catchy alt rock with streaks of punk, new wave, and metal, overlaid with Bangles-esque harmonies.
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How to Socialise & Make Friends
by CAMP COPE
Even though they sing about injustice and being generally fed up with the male species, Camp Cope play like they’re having the time of their lives.
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Talk Of Violence
by Petrol Girls
supported by 5 fans who also own “Lidocaine”
I love this because Ren and the rest of the band are unapologetic about existing and taking up space. Ren's fierce vocal delivery is powerful.
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