The Dead Friends Club
The Dead Friends Club is an all non-binary and Black-fronted band, celebrating queerness and punk through epic tales of rebellion, reclamation, and unconditional love. Their funky-emo-jazz album Funeral Afterparty, streamed over 10,000 times, envisions a world where liberation overpowers injustice. ... more
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