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Girl Band, Wed 7th December

Nov 7, 2016

Posted by SOURCE Writers

After a difficult end to last year, which saw the band having to cancel a series of gigs – Brighton included – due to mental health issues, the Dublin four-piece are back to rattle your bones with their live show, which revels in moments of brute force and furious sound.

Still celebrating the success of their 2015 math-rock repetitive and techno-influenced debut album, ‘Holding Hands With Jamie’, Girl Band can also boast an award-winning collaboration with the filmmaker Bob Gallagher for the ‘Why They Hide Their Bodies Under My Garage’ music video – but be warned, it’s not for the faint of heart!

The Haunt, Wednesday 7th December 2016

Words by Kate Standing

Nov 7, 2016

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