Burning Lady
The Human Condition
Lille, France in 2008: BURNING LADY and their unique street punk sound became an underground gem. Sophies intense vocals and energetic live performance impressed punk fans worldwide. The female vocals on American punk-inspired sound are a throwback to Hell-Cat Records at their best. If you like RANCID, THE DISTILLERS, DEADLINE or LUNACHICKS, youll surely dig BURNING LADY. However, the 12 tracks on "The Human Condition" show that this record is going beyond anything theyve ever released. Bass player Alex describes their it as "more mature, faster, darker and more melodic" than their debut - and also more "energetic and aggressive". But this development is not only noticeable on the instrumental part. The lyrics are commenting on political and social issues worldwide that have left marks on the band. Songs like "Dying for Kobani", "Kibrom" or "Age Of The Working Dolls" bluntly address these topics, without talking big words around it.