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“Anyone that wants and feels the need for some empowerment or is curious about their more spiritual side, their witchy side. To us, music is very much like magic work… Also, anyone angry who needs an outlet to rage together,” says Nikoline Spjelkavik, guitarist, vocalist, and one-third of feminist... -
“Musically speaking, I consider my aunties to be Patti Smith and Laurie Anderson,” Penelope Trappes tells me during a recent Zoom chat. The Australian-born, Brighton-based musician is discussing the subject of artists, especially female artists, creating music after 30. She goes on to also cite Pauline Alvarez and Laurie...
