Too damn right! Pica pica, Pica pica! is doling out a big slap of theatrical-feminist-chaos-punk-pop straight in yer face in the shape of Twat Union wildly celebrating the release of their second EP, Don’t Blame The Peach.
“The self-proclaimed “angry girls” are fast becoming one of the UK’s most essential live bands, mixing feminist fury with joyful absurdity in a way that feels totally fresh” Loud Women
Following in the footsteps of riot grrrl punks before them, the Twats’ music is loud, heavy and catchy – “anthemic confrontation” The Guardian – just don’t expect the six-piece to shy away from topics like thigh chafing, UTIs and people assuming you don’t know how to tune a guitar because you’re a woman…
“Twat Union’s gigs are fast becoming the stuff of legend” Louder Than War
From sweet shops to parks, bedrooms to bars, Amelia & The LoveFools’ music relates to existence in modern life through the bright pink lens of playfulness and the need to express. Amelia has been writing music since she could talk… “I know cliche, BUT TRUE,” she says, adding that her music is full of character, inspired by a wide range of personal origins and her unconventional upbringing.
We enjoyed Arthouse Horror‘s debut gig so much – in-yer-face attitude, vocals, music – there was no option other than inviting them to open this show.
Photo by Lily Doidge.
Venue
Voodoo Daddy's
68a London St
Norwich NR2 1JT
UK
Norwich NR2 1JT
UK