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PINS, Tue 11th April

Mar 18, 2017

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After the band’s success in 2015 with the release of their second album ‘Wild Nights’, and a supporting slot for Sleater-Kinney on the UK-leg of their tour in 2015, the girls asked Stooges frontman and BBC 6 Music favourite Iggy Pop to collaborate on their new track. Iggy told i-D magazine: “They sent me a good song and they’re looking for a narration in it, and I liked their music and their picture, so I’m doing that.”

Sounds like a good enough reason to us. The band release their EP on 24th March. Check out the video for ‘Aggrophobe’ below.

Rialto Theatre, Tuesday 11th April 2017

Words by Kate Standing
Photo by David Tyrer

Mar 18, 2017

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