The Barren Spinsters Canberra, Australia
Armed with a high energy live show, songs from a forgotten century, and a terrible band name, The Barren Spinsters are the
kind of band that Jack White would maybe join if he lowered his standards.
They look like a two-piece, sound like a five piece, and move like a hair piece.
The Barren Spinsters deliver 70s blues rock with a modern thrashy twist. Much the same way that Wolfmother doesn’t.
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