The Empty Page

"Brash and uncompromising alt-punk for the greyest of skies and the toughest of times…" GOD IS IN THE TV

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He’s Very Good at Swimming

29th September 2019

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WRITTEN BY KEL “Where is your line? Is it clear? Was your mind clear at the time?” Like all women, I have had my fair share of mistreatment and sexual inappropriateness from men. But I have never (so far) been raped. It speaks volumes that I consider myself lucky up until now. Many of my
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When The Cloud Explodes

31st January 2019

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A short blog about our new single, When The Cloud Explodes, and rainy day creativity.
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Videos and clips

Power’s a drug x

Music made in the North of England just hits different. Who are your fave Northern bands?

If you can’t wait to remind us that it’s not all men, you’re missing the point. But we see you, the ones who get it. Shouting along with these words. Here’s to you.

Maybe the ‘you’ that can save me was never a person…

Some photos of graffiti all over the world I have collected on my travels over the past decade or so. I can’t remember where some of these are but I am pretty sure they include London, Manchester, Bilbao, and various cities in the USA. If you recognise any places let me know. The whole world is suffering under crazed wealth obsessed lunatics. Fight or flight?

We are bleeding

Thanks to everyone who has been listening to and sharing our new single. We hope you like it and it’s embedded into your skull like a lovely worm.

If you stuck around we think you’re kinda cool, let us know who you are in the comments 🪭

People struggle to pigeonhole us and we get compared to a pretty eclectic bunch of bands. But music lovers are eclectic. Our record collections span everything from death metal to jazz, with a healthy dollop of punk, indie and pop in between. Good music is good music, right?