Sound and style — how Sisters of Hysteria craft their signature aesthetic
London-based punk band Sisters of Hysteria aren’t just making noise with their music—they’re making a...
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London-based punk band Sisters of Hysteria aren’t just making noise with their music—they’re making a statement with their...
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London-based punk band Sisters of Hysteria aren’t just making noise with their music—they’re making a statement with their style. Known for their striking monochrome aesthetic and effortlessly coordinated looks, the band balances punk aggression with a playful, feminine energy. In this interview, drummer Madeleine Marston, guitarist Hanna Serwiak, singer Lily Crook and bassist Jessica Ingram…