“Wonky, weird and resolutely DIY, South London’s Goat Girl make the kind of ragged, jagged music that’s at once spookily ominous and utterly exhilarating. The four piece’s debut album is a grubby, clattering thing that takes its lead from 1980s LA punk trailblazers like X and The Gun Club, who took traditional country music and fed it moonshine until it fell down in a ditch, then scraped the mud of”
“Championing the disaffected youth, Goat Girl make their mark with a sharp, witty debut”
“The debut LP from this South London band is absurd, playful, and more than a little unsettling, sounding at times like a less romantic Libertines.”
“Goat Girl have emerged from the same South London scene that’s given us Fat White Family and, more recently, Shame. They’d also signed to Rough Trade before they’d released anything on record. Between their geography and the timeline of their rise to prominence, there’ll be suspicions in some quarters that the four-piece have yet to put the hard yards in. In fairness, when the message they have to”
