Divorce

About

Divorce isn't wallowing in heartache; they're dissecting it with razor-sharp wit and riotous energy. Hailing from Nottingham, this rising quartet crafts a distinctive brand of indie rock steeped in Americana influences. Think early Dry Cleaning colliding with a touch of Soccer Mommy's melancholic introspection, all filtered through a distinctly British lens. Divorce's sound is characterised by dual male/female vocals, intertwining guitar riffs, and a rhythmic backbone that simultaneously grooves and pummels. Their trajectory has been rapid. Buoyed by early singles and word-of-mouth buzz, Divorce quickly became a fixture on the UK's indie circuit, earning praise for their electrifying live performances and relatable lyricism. Tracks like "Services" and "Checking Out" showcase their knack for crafting emotionally resonant narratives that explore the complexities of modern relationships. Divorce is more than just a band name; it's a statement on the messy, complicated, and often hilarious realities of human connection. Their music resonates with a generation navigating the complexities of love and loss in the digital age. While collaborations remain sparse, their impact on the burgeoning UK indie scene is undeniable. Fresh off a string of successful festival appearances and a growing fanbase, Divorce is poised to make a significant splash with their upcoming releases, promising a deeper exploration of their unique sound and perspective.