SWEAT Fremantle, Australia
This Walyalup based quartet of sport loving
punks are renowned for their tongue-in-cheek and energetic
earworms. Their songs about sport,
kebabs and bowls clubs are pleasantly paired with a high energy krautrock rhythm section with screaming nu-wave style guitar, all fronted by Rosemary, the future queen of sport fashion.
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