Punk · GB

Skinny Girl Diet

Gritty, sludge-influenced punk that pairs heavy guitar distortion with sharp feminist critique. Raw sister-duo energy for basement shows and political defiance.

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Skinny Girl Diet sounds like the exact moment a polite conversation turns into a necessary confrontation. Their music is built on a foundation of murky, distorted guitar riffs that lean into the slower, heavier side of grunge while maintaining the jagged urgency of classic UK punk. It is thick, tactile, and unapologetically unpolished, feeling less like a studio recording and more like a live transmission from a concrete room.

What sets them apart is the way they inhabit the 'riot grrrl' legacy without being a museum piece. They trade the high-speed thrash of their predecessors for a more deliberate, sludge-inflected weight. The Holliday sisters create a sonic space where political exhaustion and youthful aggression coexist, using feedback and minimalist drumming to frame lyrics that dissect the dieting industry, gender inequality, and modern alienation.

Start with 'Ideal Woman' to hear their most realized vision. It captures their transition from a trio to a duo, showcasing how they can fill a room with sound using nothing but a heavily overdriven guitar and a drum kit played with genuine physical force.

Skinny Girl Diet is a British political punk band, often described as riot grrrl, formed in London, England. The group consists of singer, songwriter and guitarist Delilah Holliday and drummer Ursula Holliday.
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