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Ken McIntyre

"I wasn't allowed to listen to AC/DC or hair metal growing up - my dad thought it was misogynistic": Die Spitz hate being touted as the next big thing. They hate interviews. They love rock

Die Spitz group portrait.

Die Spitz’s music is a whirlwind of kinetic teenage energy. Mixing elements of grunge, psychedelia, post-punk, epic metal and hooky indie rock, they’re a youthful smack in the teeth with zero pretence and even less filter. But being born in 2002-2003, what do they think of when we say ‘classic rock’?

“I feel nothing,” says drummer/vocalist/guitarist Chloe De St. Aubin, while in the background her bandmate Ellie Livingston (vocals/guitar) wails the chorus of Aerosmith’s Dream On.

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