Hands Off Groningen, Netherlands
Hands Off is independent punk from Groningen, The Netherlands. The band writes about injustice and takes a sense of urgency to the stage, inspired by riot grrrl bands from the 90s, egg- and synthpunk. Their sound is often described as fuzzy, snappy and the songs are played with high-speed. ... more
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