Observations of a Lonely Planet, Part I, by Queen Frequency & The Twats

Observations of a Lonely Planet, Part I

by Queen Frequency & The Twats

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1.	Once Upon a Spacetime 01:47	buy track
2.	Symphony of -tions 03:36	buy track
3.	Return to Earth 00:48	buy track
4.	Little Town 03:03	buy track
5.	The Great Imbalance 00:34	buy track
6.	Didn't Know Better 04:17	buy track
7.	Toxic Masculinity 00:20	buy track
8.	Roast of the Ego 04:57	buy track
9.	Mother Earth is Ill 00:22	buy track
10.	Nobody's Postcard 03:11	buy track
11.	A World in Turmoil 00:50	buy track
12.	Lady Chaos 05:47	buy track
13.	Polarization 00:16	buy track
14.	The Doctor Said 04:13	buy track
15.	The End of Class 00:41	buy track

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Queen Frequency & The Twats is a multi-genre rock band that incorporates feminism and science fiction themes into its music. The freedom and possibility of "play" is a major motif of the group's music. Camp-y in appearance and sound, the band shape-shifts through different rock genres from psychedelic, to pop, to punk, metal and even folk-trance — all without losing their recognizable style. Their first album “Observations of a Lonely Planet” is formatted as a concept rock opera and examines femininity.

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released October 30, 2020

Album art by Rachel McHugh

Produced by Joseph Freeman of Freeman Recordings
Mixing by Darrell Thorp and Joseph Freeman
Mastering and additional mixing by Rob Murray
Vocals, guitar, lyrics by Meghan McDonald
Violin by Rachel McHugh
Synthesizer by Holly Kaplan
Drums by Haleigh Stilton (Symphony of -tions, Didn't Know Better, Roast of the Ego, Nobody's Postcard, The Doctor Said)
Bass by Daniel Martin (Symphony of -tions, Little Town, Didn't Know Better, Roast of the Ego, Nobody's Postcard, The Doctor Said)
Guitar and co-writing by Jonny Altrogge (Little Town, Nobody's Postcard)
Drums by Ian Cleary (Little Town)
Drums by Matt Kranis (Lady Chaos)
Bass by Joseph Freeman (Lady Chaos)

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