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Latest RELEASE - A DOZEN RED FLAGS
Latest RELEASE - A DOZEN RED FLAGS
Released on April 25, this is the blistering first single from the second Misery Prize album WAR. DEATH. FAMINE. CONQUEST.
Over filthy basslines, thumping drums, and a hook to die for, A Dozen Red Flags delivers a commentary on the kind of person we project out loud and in public, versus who we might be when we're online—wrapped up in a story about a man and a woman on a date.
The track builds a picture of an arrogant man and the many red flags he presents… until the rug’s pulled from under you completely in a rage-filled crescendo. It’s not a men vs women story—it’s a deeper message about judging books and covers.
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Andy Ramsbottom
Andy Ramsbottom
Composer
Writer
Producer
Vocals
Synths (Live)
Ryan Bracha
Ryan Bracha
Composer
Writer
Lead Vocals
Sampler (Live)
Jesse Davies
Jesse Davies
Drums
ABOUT MISERY PRIZE
Misery Prize is an electro-punk trio delivering top quality "Northern Chuntercore" to anybody that will listen. The band have played live across Yorkshire for a year, blowing audiences away with a set-up and delivery that defies logic.
With utterly filthy bass and rasping vocals from one side, darkly humourous lyrics delivered through spoken word by a deranged white-bearded street preacher on the other, and mega-bell-driven percussion to die for by a semi naked drummer in the middle, Misery Prize is a band that needs to be seen to be believed.
Misery Prize is:
Ryan Bracha - writer, lead vocals
Andy Ramsbottom - composer, producer, backing and chorus vocals
Jesse Davies - Drums
Saint of Obscene (Selected as Track of the Week by new music blog The Independent Wave)
On Mute (Selected for playlisting and review on the Fresh on the Net offshoot Eclectic Picks)
Nosebleed (Selected for play by BBC Introducing on BBC Radio York and North Yorkshire)
Twitzerland (Selected for play by BBC Introducing on BBC Radio York and North Yorkshire, 23rd best track of 2023 according to The Devil Has the Best Tuna blog, playlisted on Release Radar by Spotify)
How Long Must We Go On Like This? (Selected for playlisting and review for Eclectic Picks)
You Chose to be a Cunt (played - uncensored - on major Polish radio station Radio Nowy Swiat by Polish punk legend Krzysztof Grabowski, dedicated to the country's President)
Misery Prize were named as the Artist of the Week on Polish new music radio station Radio Zamek Nadaje, enhancing their growing reputation in Poland.
Saints of Obscene (Album of the Year - The Independent Wave)
Go! (Selected for play on BBC Introducing on BBC Radio York and North Yorkshire)
Misery Prize played Piast Castle in Jawor, Poland at the invitation of popular alternative radio station Zamek Nadaje (Friday 6th December 2024)
Rum Fatha (Amazing Radio Audition Poll Winning Track on February 24th - gains Playlist status on the station)
Rum Fatha (Playlisted by Radio Nowy Swiat and Zamek Nadaje in Poland)
LIVE PERFORMANCES
Taken from the band's debut appearance at the popular Barnsley Live festival on June 8th 2024, where they played the Ché Bar venue to around 200 people, this is a rollercoaster of a foul-mouthed tirade against the privilege of inherited obscene wealth that demonstrates perfectly the wit and social position of Misery Prize. This track also features on Saints of Obscene.
A recording of popular live tune The Alligator - it's a track about the rise of GB News enabled dog whistling cunts like Dan Wootton, plus similar arseholes like Piers Morgan, Katie Hopkins and that Russy Wussy Brand balloon. It's a little more subtle than they are though. At least lyrically. Recorded at Northern Guitars, a proper nice little venue.
The first ever recording of the tune that closes a Misery Prize show at the minute. This was taken from the band's debut headline gig at The Washington in Sheffield. It was also their Sheffield debut. The Washington is a mega venue and all music fans should hear a gig there once. Toxic is about pricks like Andrew Tate and their cult-like hold over certain men.
Another track from the Barnsley Live appearance, the band's most popular track to date - Twitzerland. This is a track about the divisive nature of Twitter and the various factions that do battle there.
MUSIC VIDEOS
The official video for No, I don't want the bill
This was the first track to be recorded and released that featured all three of the band's members, as the first album was completed before Jesse Davies joined the band. It marks a strong change in sound for the band, switching out acoustic guitars and chilled out vocal delivery for big synth and aggressive deranged street preacher vocals from Bracha.
The video was recorded in the band's rehearsal space, and edited by Ryan Bracha.
Written by Ryan Bracha, Andy Ramsbottom and Jesse Davies
Produced by Andy Ramsbottom
Mastered by Tom Woodhead
This is the lyric video for the track Twitzerland.
This track focuses on the divisive nature of social media, giving many different factions a voice, which they seemingly use only to argue and stir up hatred amongst one another.
The track was picked up and played on the BBC Introducing show of Jericho Keys, who noted that Misery Prize are a band who enjoy having a bit between their teeth.
Written by Ryan Bracha and Andy Ramsbottom
Produced by Andy Ramsbottom
Mastered by Tom Woodhead
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