She Drew The Gun announces new album Behave Myself and shares new single “Cut Me Down”
Previous praise for She Drew The Gun:
“She Drew The Gun glisten with sonic flair on a confident, immersive sophomore effort.” – 8/10 CLASH
“One of the must uniquely brilliant bands in the UK today” – Louder Than War
“You’re drawn into its spirit of rebellion, songs that rally against injustice and food banks and celebrate outsiders.” – ★★★★ Q Magazine
“She Drew the Gun explode in a triumph of anthems dedicated to the theme of empowerment” – ★★★★ The Skinny
“Junkyard Scouse soul, built ingeniously on a Wirral council budget” – ★★★★ Uncut
Hailing from Merseyside and synonymous with Liverpool’s music scene, Louisa Roach’s band She Drew The Gun is back with brand new single ‘Cut Me Down’ taken from the newly announced album Behave Myself out 24th September 2021 via Submarine Cat Records. Louisa also announced a UK tour to take place this October.
She Drew The Gun’s ambitious, melodic, psych pop with a political edge has captured the ear of many and saw the band being crowned the winner of Glastonbury’s coveted emerging talent competition in 2016. Being compared to contemporary poets such as Kate Tempest, her new music sees her take the vocal range of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O, to the punk angst of Jehnny Beth.
On the new single ‘Cut Me Down’, Louisa says “Resisterhood continued. Inspired by the Las Tesis protests in Chile which brought a new level to the idea of a protest song, where hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets and sang ‘The Rapist is You’. The police, the government, the judges, the system was not designed to look after women’s rights and it still does not, so I will have to fight ‘Deeper, faster, harder, cheaper, stronger, further smarter’ just to get even with you.”
Produced by Ross Orton who has worked with Arctic Monkeys, The Kills, The Fall, M.I.A, Working Men’s Club, and countless others, ‘Cut Me Down’ is taken from newly announced album Behave Myself, her third full release following Revolution of Mind, and cult debut Memories Of Another Future. Both the albums have recently grabbed the spotlight of Tim Burgess’ much loved Listening Party.
