Pica pica, Pica pica! presents Currls
Too damn right! Sonic powerhouse duo Currls return to Pica pica, Pica pica! for an engaging night of raw garage rock, fast-paced punk and sludgy pop that’ll make you ready to take on the world and challenge society’s injustices.
Live sessions for BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley and BBC Introducing’s Melita Dennett – not to mention support from BBC 6 Music’s Amy Lamè, Steve Lamcaq, BBC Radio 1’s Alyx Holcombe – and winning Record Store Day’s ‘Unsigned 2023’ crown speaks volumes. Believe us, you’ll want your head in the speakers and feet in the mosh pit for this gig!
“It is thrashing, impassioned and simultaneously socially conscious… make a point to express their solidarity with Palestine, touching upon The Great Escape controversy and pledging their support for artists who have chosen to withdraw from the festival… It becomes evident that making noise about injustice is part of the band’s ethos as they perform ‘Family Man’, a song about Sarah Everard which purports a simple yet explosive message by the end of the song – ACAB.” CLASH Magazine
Pica pica, Pica pica! presents Currls
Too damn right! Sonic powerhouse duo Currls return to Pica pica, Pica pica! for an engaging night of raw garage rock, fast-paced punk and sludgy pop that’ll make you ready to take on the world and challenge society’s injustices.
Live sessions for BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley and BBC Introducing’s Melita Dennett – not to mention support from BBC 6 Music’s Amy Lamè, Steve Lamcaq, BBC Radio 1’s Alyx Holcombe – and winning Record Store Day’s ‘Unsigned 2023’ crown speaks volumes. Believe us, you’ll want your head in the speakers and feet in the mosh pit for this gig!
“It is thrashing, impassioned and simultaneously socially conscious… make a point to express their solidarity with Palestine, touching upon The Great Escape controversy and pledging their support for artists who have chosen to withdraw from the festival… It becomes evident that making noise about injustice is part of the band’s ethos as they perform ‘Family Man’, a song about Sarah Everard which purports a simple yet explosive message by the end of the song – ACAB.” CLASH Magazine
Pica pica, Pica pica! presents Currls
Too damn right! Sonic powerhouse duo Currls return to Pica pica, Pica pica! for an engaging night of raw garage rock, fast-paced punk and sludgy pop that’ll make you ready to take on the world and challenge society’s injustices.
Live sessions for BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley and BBC Introducing’s Melita Dennett – not to mention support from BBC 6 Music’s Amy Lamè, Steve Lamcaq, BBC Radio 1’s Alyx Holcombe – and winning Record Store Day’s ‘Unsigned 2023’ crown speaks volumes. Believe us, you’ll want your head in the speakers and feet in the mosh pit for this gig!
“It is thrashing, impassioned and simultaneously socially conscious… make a point to express their solidarity with Palestine, touching upon The Great Escape controversy and pledging their support for artists who have chosen to withdraw from the festival… It becomes evident that making noise about injustice is part of the band’s ethos as they perform ‘Family Man’, a song about Sarah Everard which purports a simple yet explosive message by the end of the song – ACAB.” CLASH Magazine