Punk will never die...the authentic punk that is, especially when bands like London's Dream Nails exist. The group's music is like an awakening alarm of urgency speaking out against the ills of society with a sonic rage as the palette. Appropriately titling their debut EP 'DIY', that spirit runs deep in the four members as they even released a zine to coincide with the record. Their sound is loud, fast and hits with a punch like an uppercut to the face. Singing messages of empowerment, the self-proclaimed 'feminist punk witches from hell' are as core as they come, raw and uncut, and you can best believe they are utterly proud of it.
Punk will never die...the authentic punk that is, especially when bands like London's Dream Nails exist. The group's music is like an awakening alarm of urgency speaking out against the ills of society with a sonic rage as the palette. Appropriately titling their debut EP 'DIY', that spirit runs deep in the four members as they even released a zine to coincide with the record. Their sound is loud, fast and hits with a punch like an uppercut to the face. Singing messages of empowerment, the self-proclaimed 'feminist punk witches from hell' are as core as they come, raw and uncut, and you can best believe they are utterly proud of it.
Let's be honest, in this day and age it's quite trendy for people to look like they are "punk" without having a care in the world for the music or culture. So when a band like Dream Nails come along it's a reminder that the core spirit of punk is alive and well. After all, their latest EP is titled 'DIY', not to mention the London-based trio have published their own zine to coincide with the release. Self-proclaiming themselves as 'feminist punk witches from hell', Dream Nails have shared their track 'Bully Girl', which is taken from the new LP. Stripped down and raw in sound, you can stream the song down at the bottom.
