Strange New Places Belfast, UK
Strange New Places are a Belfast-based band of right-on radicals with low self-esteem; a
band where
queerness and neurodivergence intersect, and intersect hard. Sometimes they
intersect in fun and interesting ways and other times they intersect in strange and annoying
ways. Each member looks like they're in a different band, and sometimes they sound like it
too.
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