Though their debut album was a record of upbeat party tracks and irreverent college humour, Chastity Belt’s second release is a more mature, even refined record that still retains the same biting wit as the debut, but this time channels it in to a satire of what it’s like to be a modern young woman.
Freshly following the record’s release, as well as the announcement of a UK tour, we caught up with Chastity Belt’s bassist, Annie Truscott.
This interview was originally written for Louder Than War. Click here to read in full.
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