Disgusting Sisters today announce their debut album Skin & Blisters, which will be released October 30th on Source Records. The duo (and real life sisters) also today share new single Sorry Mister . The single was premiered yesterday evening on Huw Stephens’ BBC 6Music show.
A lot of songwriters might use their craft as a means to process life, but not many end up with a wild end result like Disgusting Sisters. A winning mix of horror, humour, musical influences that span from electro to emo and a wealth of joint experience, it speaks to a childhood of pet rats and pranks; world-building and wicked games. The duo have already received press support from the likes of The Guardian, DIY and Clash as well plays at BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6Music. The album will arrive on Source Records, the iconic Anglo-French label historically home to artists including Air, Phoenix and Kings of Convenience.
Sorry Mister is an infectious, wryly unapologetic indie-pop anthem imagining a chaotic night out filled with questionable men and one clear conclusion: “I don’t want to offend you, but I prefer my sister.” Raw, witty and crowd-tested, the track captures the duo’s electrifying live energy.
On the new single, Disgusting Sisters say – “Sorry Mister is inspired by those nights out where you constantly find yourself trying to reject unwanted attention. As a woman you’re often taught to smile, apologise, and avoid offending anyone even when you’re uncomfortable. We love the irony of “Sorry, Mister” because it plays on that contrast between politeness and the raw truth, celebrating female solidarity and the freedom to stop apologising for saying no”
1. Sorry Mister
2. Weirdo Magnet
3. Not Cool
4. Killing It
5. Baby K
6. Waste Of Space
7. Fencesitter
8. Frankenstein
9. TGIF
10. Calvin Klein
Pre-order the album here
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