SIOUXIE & THE SKUNKS – Songs About Cuddles

Description

Take 5 kids, put new toys in their hands and abandon them in a dirty garage with a fair amount of alcohol and rock ‘n roll; a nice soak in punk, a smattering of good intentions and let them fry properly: these are Siouxie & the Skunks, (not too) healthy bearers of that sacred fire that only shamans and teenagers know how to guard. Screams, tearful ballads and lacerating songs. Get closer, warm yourself, but be careful to not burn.
‘Songs about girls’ the name of the debut EP, totally self-produced, which is a collection of bad luck and victories derived from the encounter/clash with the fairer sex. It could only end badly.
It’s possible to get a taste of their first DIY album, Songs about Cuddles, produced by Wild Honey Record, during their live shows. You can find them as performers in the best festivals, in the wildest parties, in characteristic taverns and in the homes of the most adventurous.

There’s the Wilson’ Garage-Punk signature sound, some strong power pop elements but also nods to the 90s, a rarity in a music landscape currently dominated by post-punk.
For fans of Fountains of Wayne, Teenage Fanclub, The Pastels, and much more.
There are always street stories, but there is also criticism and self-criticism.
Out of time but on the ball, from the middle of nowhere but good for every place.