Problem Patterns is an emerging force within the punk and DIY music scene, hailing from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Known for their unapologetic and outspoken tracks, this band has quickly carved out a niche for themselves with their raw energy, pointed lyrics, and a strong sense of activism. The band's music, including tracks like "Blouse Club," "Lesbo 3000," and "Good For You, Aren't You Great?" explores themes of feminism, social justice, and personal identity. They tackle these heavy topics with a blend of humor, irreverence, and sheer power, making their messages both impactful and accessible.

Since their formation, Problem Patterns have been influential in not just music, but also in championing LGBTQ+ rights and feminist causes, drawing a diverse and dedicated fan base. Their work, as evidenced in releases such as "Letter of Resignation" and "Christmas Number One," showcases both their versatility and their commitment to addressing societal issues. With a style that deftly mixes punk's traditional rebellion with insightful commentary, they’re not just making waves in their local scene but are set to impact the broader musical landscape. Tracks like "Big Shouty" and "Allegedly" display their ability to combine catchy melodies with thought-provoking lyrics, marking Problem Patterns as a band to watch in the evolving punk genre.

Genres

Northern Irish Punk

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Latest Release

I Think You Should Leave

Problem Patterns

Single - Released June 26, 2024