Interrobang

Formed in 2012 between Brighton and Leeds, Interrobang?! sprang from Dunstan and Griff’s refusal to accept comfort, nostalgia or inertia. Their determination to create something that speaks to the generation who grew up in the shadow of punk, with hopes and dreams, full of rebellion who may feel that they are becoming invisible and irrelevant is their obsession. They embody the interrobang symbol itself; asking the question and shouting the exclamation simultaneously. They are activists, musicians, provocateurs. Their newfound mantra is: “If you can’t dance to it, it’s not our revolution.” They won’t shut up. They want to challenge apathy and middle-aged complacency with furious honesty, wit and a deadly groove. Their self-titled album Interrobang?! was released March 2018 on All The Madmen Records. The album laid bare Bruce’s reflections on entering his fifties — struggles, discontent, anger and hope in a setting of frenetic punk-funk noise. It reached out to those asking: How do I make myself heard now? Where do I fit in? Bruce’s battleground lyrically is very much confronting the mid-life malaise, political dissatisfaction and existential restlessness. Interrobang is Dunstan Bruce (vocals) — Coming from the anarcho-cabaret roots of Chumbawamba, he brings a lifelong commitment to activism, audacious lyricism and a voice grown hoarse with both anger and humour and Stephen Griffin (guitar/synth/sampler/vocals) Griff channels the jagged, anti-rock aesthetics while adding hi

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