Scrounge celebrate trans and queer communities on new single, "UTG"
18 February 2025, 15:56
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Tyler Damara Kelly
South London punk duo Scrounge have dropped the brand new track, "UTG", which features on their forthcoming album, Almost Like You Could.
"As a queer person, it feels as though you never stop coming out; you’re always protective of that tiny bit of yourself that makes you ‘different’. This song is a reminder to look after and respect your queer and trans mates who are often not given the dignity and respect they deserve," Lucy Alexander explains.
Almost Like You Could, will be released on 18 April via Ba Da Bing!.
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