Girl Scout

Drawing comparisons to everyone from The Breeders to Snail Mail, Swedish four-piece Girl Scout are winning fans over wherever they go. Through a steady stream of incredible stracks and relentless touring that sees them selling out show after show, the band have developed a cult following. We're excited to welcome them to Belgrave next year!

Girl Scout face the apocalypse with their long-awaited debut album Brink, out this March.

Girl Scout's debut album Brink is more than just a set of songs. It is a reaction to a cultural moment caught between apocalyptic anxiety and wistful escapism.

Across the record, the internationally acclaimed Stockholm trio stretch their signature indie rock into something bolder, deeper and more unrestrained.

The title is no accident. Many of the songs on Brink aren't so much about living on the edge f disaster as they are about feeling stuck; about yearning for change, about standing on the brink of something unknown.

The lyrics wrestle with doubt but also glow with nostalgia.

"It is a kind of self-medication against the world," says singer and guitarist Emma Jansson.

That sense of being on the brink resonates on several levels.