Their most epic song to date, Bahrich sings with the urgency of someone desperate to break free from the shackles of patriarchy, her fury reflected in the thrashing guitars and driving percussion.
“The Brett Kavanaugh hearings had just happened and then every week it felt like another story came out and it seemed like no-one cared. You grow up learning to be skeptical of other people and spend a lot of time in fear of the people around you. So, the song is meant to be lashing out about how broken structures and systems are."
First appearing back in January with the instantaneous “Quit Fucking Around,” Francis of Delirium have caught attention for their powerful sound merging 90s grunge and millennial indie folk. Indeed, their debut EP All Change which followed “Quit Fucking Around” won praise from all corners with acclaim from the likes of Clash, The Line of Best Fit and London in Stereo.
Arriving on Bandcamp a week before it reaches streaming platforms, all proceeds from digital downloads will go to Femmes en Detresse - a Luxembourg domestic abuse charity that provides protection and therapy.
Now back on-stage playing shows through Luxembourg and Germany, Francis of Delirium are set to release another EP this winter.
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