Gen and the Degenerates

Gen and the Degenerates are a Liverpool-based band known for their energetic blend of alt-rock, garage rock, punk, and blues rock. Led by vocalist Genevieve Glynn-Reeves, the band has gained attention for their lively performances and socially conscious lyrics. Their music often reflects themes of social commentary, personal struggle, and youthful rebellion, as seen in their debut album "Anti-Fun Propaganda," which was released via Marshall Records. The album features tracks like "Kids Wanna Dance" and "That’s Enough Internet for Today," showcasing the band's ability to craft catchy, anthemic songs with a strong punk attitude.

The band has been praised for their raw rock 'n' roll ethos and their ability to blend different musical styles, creating a unique sound that resonates with a younger generation. Gen and the Degenerates have also been noted for their queer representation and their willingness to challenge societal norms through their music. With their dynamic live performances and thought-provoking lyrics, they are quickly becoming a standout act in the UK music scene.