Gen and the Degenerates are a North-west based trio, delivering an idiosyncratic brand of indie infused with New York art-punk cool, and a distinctly British sense of humour. They effortlessly weave the kind of danceable pop sensibility more commonly found in a Chappell Roan track into songs that draw from Talking Heads and LCD Soundsystem.
Known for their brash energy, chaotic live shows, and front-person Genevieve Glynn-Reeves lyrics, which are always smart and perceptive, but never take themselves too seriously.
Entering a new era with a refreshed lineup, Gen and the Degenerates return with Earthly Delights their most ambitious and fully realised project yet. Blending sharp wit with emotional honesty, the album unpacks identity, grief, sexuality and the chaos of modern life. A more cohesive yet expansive evolution of their sound, its a caustic, absurd soundtrack to strange times never without joy or defiance.