Rat Queen Seattle, Washington
Rat Queen takes a weary look at a world gone insane, asking—will things ever get better, or do we just have to get used to
this?
With this greasy brand of grunge-punk alternative, punctuated by smooth production, angular melodics, and uproarious theatrics, Rat Queen douses a global dumpster fire with jaded irreverence, lighthearted wit, and high-decibel intensity.
-Alexa Peters
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