There is no denying the modern day has shifted to being liberated. With the continuous pursuit of blurring lines between stereotypes, people from different backgrounds are more expressive now especially when it comes to individualism. Gone were the days when the majority just follows the familiar because more people are now courageous in self-expression using different mediums, from clothing to art to music.
Girl power is one of the things that the modern times have paid attention on. With active participation to augment feminism, more and more women stand taller and braver when it comes to following their paths and opening doors to opportunity. The Spanish band Hinds is on the list of empowered women who make things happen as this all girl group makes waves in the indie scene.
Originally comprised of two members, Carlotta Cosials and Ana Garcia Perrote, the band that is now collectively known as Hinds was first called Deers. Eventually, there was a name change due to a conflict involving another band. Three years after the duo started, another two members came along with the release of ‘Demo’. The girl band was completed after the entrance of Ade Martin and Amber Grimbergen.
Unlike mainstream bands that always appear with make-up, this quartet is always laid back. With jeans and shirts as their staple wardrobe, the group is comparable to the friends you usually hang out with during free time. This aspect alone makes these girls relative. Throw away huge wigs and shocking lipstick because the simplicity in the appearance of these girls does not overshadow their fun sound.
After their first series of songs came out, the band garnered praise from some of the world’s most respected citation-giving organizations and sites including Pitchfork and The Iris Times.
The girls do not need to prove how in demand they are since getting 16 concerts in just 4 days shows how promising their chosen career is playing out.
Tours are already listed on the band’s official website and all of them will be held in different destinations in Europe including the UK, Germany, Australia, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
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