She/Her/Hers - She/Her/Hers (2022) Hi-Res

Emma Grrl does not intend to remain silent. Oh no. The multi-instrumentalist musician from Lansing is reactivating her queer punk band She/Her/Hers (active since 2015) and does not hesitate to express her dissatisfaction with the arrival of her new album.

Here, She/Her/Hers makes fun of a society that is far too standardized. Through these eleven titles, Emma Grrl and her clique loudly proclaim their queer identity on committed and strongly anti-capitalist and anti-patriarchy texts expressed on explosive compositions such as "To-Do Lists (Color Coded)" as a opening before continuing with "Internet Ads" and "Sweeaters In Summer" with this sweet and biting irony that suits them like a glove.

And they are not afraid to proclaim loud and clear that it is time to deconstruct themselves in order to become a better person and not to be influenced by the domains of patriarchy. She / Her / Hers brilliantly reminds us of this on punk scorches with a slight emo touch that are "Giving Up" and "Gender Is Boring" which will speak to each of us and that's a fact. Lansing's lineup will go one step further with necessary no-frills self-love messages from "Transitioning (to a life without you)" and "I Think I Love Myself" showing the fascinating side that She/Her/ Hers on each of their outings.