"Gills" is Gender Roles’ most feel-good track to date
Brighton-based trio Gender Roles follow up on previous singles "Plastic" and "About Her" with another killer pop-punk tune, "Gills".
At only one minute forty in length, lead singer Tom Bennett finds himself confronted with two issues, namely being unable to drink upside down and swim underwater. In only two verses and a couple of chorus’ to match, he finds his answers in the turning the right way round and, somewhat more alarmingly, growing gills.
Arguably their most feel-good track to date, it nonetheless boasts the same kind of hook and feel to their first EP, Planet X-Ray, and continues the band’s excellent 2017 form with panache.
See dates for their free tour supporting the EP below:
19 April – Oxford, The Library
20 April – Bristol, Hy-Brazil
21 April – Newport, RSD
22 April – Leeds, Chunk
23 April – Nottingham, Rough Trade
24 April – Glasgow, Blue
25 April – Northampton, The Garibaldi
26 April – Guildford, Boileroom
27 April – London, The Old Blue Last
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