Sister Wives - "Hairless Whisper"
Photo by Luca M Note to everyone writing press releases: You can guarantee we're going to listen to music when you describe it as "It's an album where hags are celebrated, beasts are unapologetically unleashed, and where noise and volume are pushed as much as harmony and songcraft." Reading that, we're all in on the latest from Sister Wives. The Sheffield band just released "Hairless Whisper," which is a monster of a song. It sounds as if Black Sabbath decided to be a garage band and invent indie rock instead of metal. It's heavy on the riffs, and grooves just as hard as it rocks. Plus, the organ is one of the better musical touches we've heard all year. Rose Love (bass, vocals) says of her band's latest single: "Hairless Whisper as a name just made us laugh but it’s actually about trying to reject the cult of productivity, this dehumanising culture that measures worth through achievement and possession, and how shallow and empty it can ...