The Underground Stage
“Taken from Sesame Girl’s self-titled second EP, Payphone closes a collection of sparkly, near playful-sounding tracks that carry deep sadness and occasional savage fury at the state of an uncaring, patriarchal world. Glorious music with lyrical bite 🦷”
“As delicate and air-light as Sesame Girl’s latest is, it’s a lyrical shiv aimed at the men of the meat markets. It’s a truly glorious slice of fuzzy guitars and melody that hides boiling fury and contempt, a gentle wave of the hand with a blade up its sleeve 🔪”
“Sesame Girl’s set feels like it’s torn between having a quiet chat and blowing a gasket. The songwriting is gentle and full of loveliness, while the execution gives the distinct impression it might rip your throat out with its fingernails. The whole thing pounds and drives at the same time as it soars and soothes […]