Based in the Pennsylvanian town of Bala Cynwyd, The Margaret Hooligans is a garage rock duo formed by lead singer and electric ukulele player Meg Cratty and drummer and backing vocalist Mr. Strontium. Their journey to artistic endeavour seemed like a natural progression, having lived in the same house together the pandemic induced lockdowns in 2020 sparked their creative curiosity and they formed the partnership we see today.
With influence from such artists as The Who, New Orleans, James Brown, Miles Davis, Soul Train, The White Stripes, the Grateful Dead and Fiona Apple, The Margaret Hooligans pay a respectful nod to their inspirations from yesteryear while taking the rock n’ roll rulebook and tearing it up, creating their own sound using a mix of instruments, vocal styles and tones.
Making their introduction last year, they released their debut single “Going to a Yo-Yo Ma” which they followed with a string a gripping singles and their debut record Boombox Blasts. Now they bring us their latest work with the new single titled “Feedback”.
The sixth and final single lifted from their upcoming sophomore album Turntable Tribulations, “Feedback” is a storming alternative rock outing full of fuzzy electric ukulele riffs, gritty drums and powerful lead vocal lines. Laying down an anthem for the introvert in the internet age who finds socialising online just as stressful as real life, with “Feedback” The Margaret Hooligans offer a driving modern rock sound which further builds the anticipation for their upcoming full-length release.
Listen to Feedback below
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