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Softcult debuts feminist punk shoegaze-inspired album
Canadian alternative rock duo Softcult released their debut album, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow, on Jan. 30, to be followed by a tour including a stop in Winnipeg for the first time. Twins Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn perform loud yet often dreamy and ethereal-sounding songs tackling 2SLGBTQIA+ and feminist issues. The debut album arrived after four previous EPs from the band. They will also be playing in other cities supporting Lights, a fellow …
MUSIC NEWS: Softcult Release Debut Album & Video For ‘Not Sorry’
Photo Credit: Kaylene Widdoes Softcult have released their debut album When A Flower Doesn’t Grow, alongside a video for Not Sorry. “Not Sorry is about not allowing the hateful ignorance of others to affect our self-esteem,” says vocalist Mercedes Arn-Horn. “Patriarchal society can be extremely cruel to cultural, racial, sexual and gender minorities. Most of this vitriol stems from ignorance and weaponised misinformation. Certain political orga…
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