THE SOAPGIRLS INVITE YOU TO PARTY IN HELL
4th July 2017



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The SoapGirls brand new album, the angry, reflective and beautifully honest 'Society's Rejects' is out on July 28th and it's full of straight up rock'n'roll songs containing tons of energy, flashes of anger and serrated guitar-driven angst, attitude, swagger and raw rasping vocals.

The SoapGirls' uncompromising brand of music has been labelled 'Revolt Rock', a mix of revolting and revolutionary music. The girls have previously said:

"Put it this way, if music was a hand, revolt rock would be the middle finger. It's there to piss people off and make them think in this fucked up world."

"Stand up, you know you'll be shot down; life's free but you're gonna pay somehow," sings Mille on the opening title track, setting the tone for the whole album about society and how it "rejects anyone that tries to question the system. We are sold a dream of being free when in actual fact we're not. If you do not conform and follow the guidelines society sets out for you you are vilified and rejected."

The fifteen tracks on the album include previous singles as bonus tracks: the primal and emotional break up song 'Rather Be Dead' and 'Bad Bitch', a caustic slice of vitriolic rock'n'roll.



The SoapGirls also bring humour to the situation with 'Party In Hell'. "Life's already fucked up so might as well rock the party however you like. The politicians are so why can't we?"

Armed with a venomous swagger and catchy, riff-oriented guitar grind, backed up by their strong songwriting abilities, dedication and determination to their craft, The SoapGirls have earned themselves a formidable live reputation and this raucous force of nature with a love for screaming guitars, in your face bass, and raw vocals have delivered a statement of intent with their exceptional debut.

The striking artwork captures their vision and fights back for women rights.

"First of all society tells you to cover yourself and be 'decent' so in true SoapGirl fashion of course we weren't gonna do that."

Political agitators The SoapGirls, the French born sisters Ca(Millie) and Noe(MIE) Debray, hail from South Africa and were given their name by the general public back in 2004.

"We've been The SoapGirls since we were eight and nine selling hand made soap and street performing for various causes. We did this 365 days of the year for nine years."



'Societys Rejects' tracklisting:
01. Societys Rejects
02. Jonny Rotten
03. Waters Edge
04. Party In Hell
05. Air
06. Step Outside
07. Original Sin 4:00
08. Sams On Crack
09. You Hate Losing
10. Drag You Down
11. Play With Fire
12. Break You
13. Bury Me
Bonus tracks:
14. Rather Be Dead
15. Bad Bitch

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The SoapGirlsā€™ will be touring the UK throughout the summer under the name 'Party In Hell Tour', in support of the album. The 'Party In Hell Tour' will see the band bring their unique brand of 'Revolt Rock' to venues across the UK, including The Rebellion Festival in August.

Thursday 6th July: Lower George Inn
Friday 7th July: Festival Vic Bikers Club, Coalville
Saturday 8th July: Dares Bar, Birmingham
Sunday 9th July: Sixfields Rock Festival Rock And Bike
Friday 14th July: Rock And Bike
Saturday 15th July: New Cross Inn, London
Friday 21st July: Surya, King Cross, London
Sunday 23th July: The Kingbilly Rock Bar Northampton
Thursday 27th July: Arches, Coventry
Friday 28th July: Rigger, Stoke On Trent
Saturday 29th July: Giffard Arms, Wolverhampton
Tuesday 1st August: Fulford Arms, York
Thursday 3rd August: Rebellion Festival
Friday 4th August: Rebellion Festival After Show
Saturday 5th August: The Venue, Selby
Friday 11th August: Fibbers, Ireland
Sunday 13th August: Stags Head, Dundalk, Ireland
Thursday 17th August: Hagans Bar & Bar Bella, Dungannon, Ireland
Saturday 19th August: Bogans Bar, Omagh, Ireland

Tickets available from thesoapgirls.com







 
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