Left-field acoustic music from Northampton's wayward ladies.

Invocal are a four piece female acoustic band that perform with cello, guitar, clarinet and four harmonious voices - described as having dark gypsy folk tugging from one side and an all out west end musical tugging from the other. Their songs tell tales of modern life - with caustic and bawdy humour, powerful and moving lyrics and (most days) expert musical prowess.

"This cute band from Northampton are caustic, funny, engaging and so damn harmonic they're hard to put down" CURVE MAGAZINE

"The all female quartet boast tight, original and highly accomplished musicianship...and even when they sing angsty love songs they're lucid and quirky" DIVA MAGAZINE

+ INVOCAL BACK ON THE ROAD Shows coming up in Cambridge, Swansea, Lancashire, London and many more...let's hope nobody falls out. Of the car.+

Four Songs About Love, Madness and Glove Puppets

Buy it online now! … Being an EP, all four songs are outstanding and memorable. 'Ow' memorialises difficult, painful, awkward lesbian love; ‘Cheer Up Frowny Face’ is possibly the funniest song about depression an self-harm ever recorded, and demonstrates a wonderfully black sense of humour; 'Magic Tricks' is spooky and poetic; and 'Sweep and Sooty,' an attack on moronic TV culture, must get a cheer for the line ‘I'd rather be fat than be Gillian McKeith’. EP review, THE RAINBOW NETWORK Buy Now

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