Muncie Girls are a dynamic punk rock band from Exeter, England, known for their incisive lyrics and indie-punk melodies. Formed in 2010, the group comprises Lande Hekt on bass and vocals, Dean McMullen on guitar, and Luke Ellis on drums. Their sound deftly combines the energy of punk with a melodic sensibility that has earned them acclaim within the punk and indie rock scenes.

The band's debut album, "From Caplan To Belsize," released in 2016, was celebrated for its sharp social commentary and personal introspection, earning them a devoted following. Following up with their critically lauded sophomore effort "Fixed Ideals" in 2018, Muncie Girls continued to showcase their growth as songwriters, addressing themes of mental health, relationships, and political unrest. Tracks like "Picture of Health" and "Locked Up" reinforce their reputation for crafting punchy and thoughtful songs. With their series of releases, including splits with bands like Great Cynics and EPs such as "B-sides the Point," Muncie Girls have asserted themselves as a poignant and compelling voice in contemporary punk.