London’s Cat SFX dropped their new track “Rodeo” last month.
In part echoing riot grrrl pioneers like Bikini Kill and Sleater-Kinney, the song signifies a modern take on punk rock, coupled with a no-nonsense attitude and raw, lyrical sharpness.
Prepared to speak out about topics that matter such as allegations of corruption in the news, Cat SFX is open about her views saying that “There’s one thing you should know, this ain’t my first Rodeo” – is my way of saying we’ve seen and heard it all before mate, we won’t be fooled this time round.”
The group was founded by Anglo-Italian singer Caterina Speranza and Gordon Mills on drums. Last year they expanded to a four-piece, as Giancarlo Mariani (guitar) and Jacob Morris (bass) joined.
With an emphasis on authentic, explosive live performances, they have been building and growing their identity as a live band playing alongside bands like Cast as well as playing Notting Hill Arts Club in west London as part of Alan Mcgee’s Death Disco Club nights.
“Rodeo” is out now on It’s Creation Baby
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