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Written by Shae Rhiannon Maunders (Sentric Music) & Ben Hillier (Mute Songs). Produced & Mixed by Ben Hillier. Mastered by Kate Tavini

Queen Of Duality

Existing, slowly, body’s tryna kill me,
Draining me of my blood and sanity,
What do I do now? 
How do I get out?
This town makes me feel like scratching my own eyeballs out.

I cover my walls with post it notes,
Reminding me to take a walk,
And not loose my fucking mind,
This happens all the time,
Make yourself a brew I’m sure its gonna turn out fine.

But no-one can tell me that I didn’t try,
I’ve been working real hard from the inside.

Don’t really know what you’re running from baby,
You got the world in your hands,
That’s what they say when I sing them a song,
And can I be in your band?

Give me a war of pain or of pleasure,
But I also need peace,
What kind of lady will I be today?
I’m the queen of duality.

Mmmmm…

Ohhhh…

My mother says don’t you cry,
I’ve been working like a dog for you.
There’s a strange look in her eyes,
I’ve been working like a dog for you.

Mmmm,
I’ve been working like a dog for you.

Mmmm,
I’ve been working like a dog for you.

Ahhhh…

Queen Of Duality

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Words & Music by Terje Kleven
Recorded by Ole & Silje Huleboer @ Chaka Khan studios
Produced by Ole & Silje Huleboer and Sleep Kicks
Mixed by Morten Øby @ Taakeheimen Lydrike
Mastered by Christian Obermayer @ Strype Audio

Cover photo by Jørn Landbakk
Artwork by Terje Kleven

Words In Vain

CTRL+BODY-Silent Walls [Mutant Rebels]

Fading Into Static

A couple of years ago Stockport wouldn’t have been the first town in Greater Manchester that springs to mind when thinking about up and coming indie bands. Now however, it seems the south Manchester suburb is a hotbed for emerging talent, as more and more bands all vie for the sudden spotlight the town’s now under.
Cultures are one such band. However, their intelligent and idiosyncratic brand of indie rock succeeds in elevating them head and shoulders above their contemporaries. It’s this that has afforded the band support slots across some of Manchester’s most iconic venues, including Giant Rooks at Night & Day Café, Marsicans at The Deaf Institute - a venue the band have since gone on to headline in front of a rapturous audience, cementing themselves as one of Manchester’s most promising new bands.
It’s not just the city’s music fans that have got behind the band. Radio plays from the likes of BBC Introducing Manchester and Trafford Sounds have all got behind the smattering of singles the band have released.
For those that have been following the band for a while, it’s clear that 2019 has been their strongest year yet. With that in mind, 2020 is a year that’s clearly theirs for the taking, and with releases planned and more live announcements on the horizon, you can expect to see a lot more from Cultures as the year progresses.

Cultures Are:

Josh Spivey
Tom Deegan
James Saunders


ONLINE
https://facebook.com/culturesmusic/
https://twitter.com/cultures_band
https://www.instagram.com/culturesband/
https://soundcloud.com/cultures_band
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3hN2Bp7gVqPzZebnSDa9MH?si=PhxXiAUpQdibDQyZWxLGBg

LISTEN
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3hN2Bp7gVqPzZebnSDa9MH

Contact

Enquires@culturesband.co.uk

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