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Under the moniker She Drew The Gun, songwriter Louisa Roach began by playing solo gigs
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around Liverpool, she quickly caught the attention of The Coral’s James Skelly who she
began working with at Skeleton Key Records, recruiting band members along the way. At
first glance Roach’s fuzzy psych-pop may suggest that the Wirral born songwriter is another
‘Cosmic Scouser’ but then you’re drawn into the spirit of rebellion, songs that rally against
injustice and food banks and celebrate outsiderdom. Roach was late to music, releasing her
first LP ‘Memories of the future’ after a decade of motherhood and studying at college. The
second LP ‘ Revolution of Mind’, released October 2018, again produced by James Skelly,
continued the fine work laid out on her 2016 debut. Announced in the top 10 albums of 2018
by BBCRadio6 Music, the record was one of the runaway indie successes of the year. In 2019
the band completed a sold out UK tour and played a string of UK festivals including main
stage performances at Glastonbury and Blue Dot among others. In 2020 the band played
virtual gigs to help raise money for Greenpeace and the Music Venue Trust among others
began working with at Skeleton Key Records, recruiting band members along the way. At
first glance Roach’s fuzzy psych-pop may suggest that the Wirral born songwriter is another
‘Cosmic Scouser’ but then you’re drawn into the spirit of rebellion, songs that rally against
injustice and food banks and celebrate outsiderdom. Roach was late to music, releasing her
first LP ‘Memories of the future’ after a decade of motherhood and studying at college. The
second LP ‘ Revolution of Mind’, released October 2018, again produced by James Skelly,
continued the fine work laid out on her 2016 debut. Announced in the top 10 albums of 2018
by BBCRadio6 Music, the record was one of the runaway indie successes of the year. In 2019
the band completed a sold out UK tour and played a string of UK festivals including main
stage performances at Glastonbury and Blue Dot among others. In 2020 the band played
virtual gigs to help raise money for Greenpeace and the Music Venue Trust among others
and look forward to a proper return to live music.
“Junkyard Scouse soul.. built ingeniously on a Wirral council budget” ★★★★Uncut
“One of the must uniquely brilliant bands in the UK today” – Louder than War