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Making the Band

The Girls

Unconfined by genre boundaries and with lyrics spanning love, loss, voodoo and zebra clothing, The Girls have assembled themselves an extensive fan base of free-thinking music lovers: wide-eyed punks, a confused Dire Straits fan, members of the local rock scene, suited and booted art-rockers pogoing and chanting along – all can be found at the never average Girls gig.

Charging themselves with a mission to make music interesting again Stephen Evansson (vocals/guitar) and José (vocals/bass) forged The Girls as an outfit suitably eccentric and sufficiently unique to birth an entirely original musical style: ‘Wrong Wrock™'. They then absorbed two further bandmates: Nick Evansson (Stephen's younger brother who did time for stealing eye shadow from a well known high street chemist) and Sascha Pour Homme (the drummer from Iran).

It's a DIY outfit with artwork, photography, songwriting, and production all being done by the group. Having previously worked with Robert Plant, Goldfrapp and Siouxsie Sioux, there's diverse art, skill, and experience in this quartet where The Girls have continued self-administering their unique and personal therapy in the face of life.

Courtesy of TheGirls.tv