They release their debut album 'Big Twenty' on 21st August via Venn Records, and their previous lead single 'Trance State' picked up radio support from BBC Radio One Rock Show host Daniel P Carter, as well as press from Louder Than War, Vive Le Rock, CLASH Magazine, Dead Press!, Bring The Noise, Frontview, Distrolution, The Punk Site and many more.
Their new music video for 'Tiny Head' was released last week and was directed by bassist, Sophie Porter. Watch 'Tiny Head' here: https://youtu.be/w0mXv7sC-hk
Meeting in 2012 through a love of the UK DIY scene and their time split between previous outfits—including Maths, Ducking Punches and Manbearpig—Cal Hudson (guitar, vocals), Alfie Adams (drums) and Sophie Porter (bass, vocals) began writing songs together in Adams’ basement bedroom.
From the indie rock cynicism of Archers of Loaf and Arab Strap, to the dischord and energy of bands like Hot Snakes and Unwound, the band have spent the past few years weaving their individual influences together and now deal in a confident, unique brand of scathing storytelling and abrasive punk.
The trio have previously released a four-way split on Venn Records with Yarraman, Grieving and Yr Poetry, and have performed at The Fest, Florida, and Pouzza Fest, Montreal. They have toured mainland Europe and the UK with Dikembe and Ducking Punches and have shared the stage with the likes of Meat Wave, Jamie Lenman, PUP, Pinegrove, Front Bottoms, Part Chimp, The Hotelier, Joe Talbot (IDLES) and Lemuria.
They have had numerous plays on BBC Introducing, and are set to collaborate on a remix of one of their album tracks with Cremation Lily.