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BIO

Deux Furieuses are Scottish vocalist/guitarist Ros Cairney and Greek/London drummer Vas Antoniadou. Two feminist rebel soul mates on a mission to comment on the world around them. All about heartfelt, politically charged songs and an energised live experience which leaves the room buzzing.

 

Live highlights include recent album launch show at The Lexington, London with Deb Googe (My Bloody Valentine) joining them on stage for three songs, tour support to The Fall legend Brix Smith, a UK tour supporting US feminist punk band War On Women and tour supports with Xtra Mile Recordings label mates Skinny Lister. Deux Furieuses have also supported Frank Turner at Manchester Apollo, Lost Evenings Festival at Roundhouse and played stand out sets at 2000 Trees and Kendal Calling Festivals. As part of the Brix Smith live female band, Ros and Vas have supported Killing Joke at Eventim Apollo and toured the UK as support to Public Image Limited.

 

Deux Furieuses have released three critically acclaimed albums Tracks of Wire 2016, My War Is Your War 2019 - both produced by Rob Ellis (PJ Harvey) - and self-produced third album Songs From Planet Earth 2022. Lead single 'Bring Down the Government' led to the resignation of Boris Johnson later that week. Probably.

 

"They soon hit the crowd with a surprising high real energy and passionate performance. Just Ros on Telecaster guitar and Vas on drums, but boy could they produce a depth of sound.. A great punk feel to it, and by the end of their set we were all rocking. A great set, a band I’ll definitely want to see again. The Rescue Rooms were buzzing now and packed to the rafters."

LIVEWIRE Nottingham Rescue Rooms November 2022

 

"With only a drum kit and a Fender Telecaster, the two women filled the room! Ros’ lead vocal and lead guitar perfectly backed up by Vas’ backing vocals and her driving drums. I loved it! Punk, Post-Punk, Rock, Protest Singers, however you want to describe them, I thought they were great!" IN COMMON Bournemouth The Old Fire Station November 2022

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