Grrrl Gang today released their most political single to date, "O, My Love," through Green Island Music. This haunting song is the first single from their upcoming maxi-single "Online 24/7," scheduled for release on October 1. At the same time, the band announced their debut US tour, "Clocking In At The End of The World," which will begin on October 2 in San Diego.
"O, My Love" represents Grrrl Gang's sonic evolution, leaving behind their signature indie pop to feature roaring, thunderous guitars that amplify an urgent message about femicide. The song is performed from the perspective of a ghost narrator, a femicide victim confronting her killer with a poignant question: "Why did you do those things? Even though I was so good to you."
This is more than just protest music; it is a philosophical elegy that compels us to examine the most fundamental foundations of human relationships. Grrrl Gang delves into how gendered social constructs produce submissive bodies, how power imbalances erode ethical responsibility, and how these dynamics ultimately enable the most extreme form of violence: the erasure of women’s very existence.