Are these Sisters the UK’s Most Remote Punk Band? | In Tune With… Bratakus | TUNE

Sisters Onnagh and Breagha Cuinn from the North of Scotland make loud, brilliant riot grrrl punk in their remote, picturesque, sleepy and sheep filled-hometown.
TUNE went to meet them.
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[@rippedtorn2310]

Absolutely amazing band btw people ...go see them live you will not regret it .

[@KingMob.]

Great to see a Pink Turds in Space T Shirt... Ye should come over and play in Ireland...sometime. 🇮🇪

[@_RNR_Revival]

I'm sorry but programmed drums and punk music doesn't work... Just make a new wave band

[@Morphstock]

Cress? Metal Urbain?

[@KingMob.]

Big Black...🤔

[@kennylogue7947]

Suicide, Sisters of Mercy, Three Johns, Young Marble Giants. Many bands have had the drum machine sound and have turned out great music

[@_RNR_Revival]

@@kennylogue7947 It can be done, but 90% of the time it just comes out bad. I know a band or two that do it well... but that is rare most of the time it just sounds 2d and uninspiring.

[@_RNR_Revival]

Suicide tip toes new wave in my opinion