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Content Warning: The following may distress some readers and contains discussion of mental health and domestic violence.
Originally the solo project of singer-songwriter Georgina Cramond, Boorloo-based band Ribs have been making a name for themselves with their powerful brand of indie rock & pop that often grapples with challenging topics involving mental health, social power constructs and healing from trauma.
Their new single Claws, out August 4 but premiering on Pilerats today is no exception, bringing difficult and often overlooked or considered too confronting situations to light in the form of a cathartic anthem that “explores the journey of healing from intimate partner violence.”
Wasting absolutely no time, Claws opens in a blaze of distorted guitars, piano and propulsive rhythm section before stripping things back with Cramond’s striking vocals, and building back up to its dynamic & commanding choruses.
Cramond shares, "Growing claws is about learning what you will no longer accept, how anger can be a protective and productive force, and regaining control over the jagged parts of your history."
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