Feral Five make electro-punk dance music with bite, fusing snarling guitars, jittery synths, and ferocious beats.

They've been championed by BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq, and Gideon Coe who made them BBC 6 Recommends Track of the Week with 'Kiss' their collaboration with Lancashire poet Equinox.

Electronic legend Martyn Ware (The Human League / Heaven 17 / B.E.F.) invited them to create new work and play the National Portrait Gallery Picasso-inspired night he curated. They premiered songs that were released as the EP Man Cat Doll Machine - dance-infused, playful and politically-charged.

Feral Five are singer/guitarist Kat, and bassist, composer, and throat-grabbing beats creator Drew. They write, mix and produce at Feral HQ and their music features in acclaimed drag queens film Dressed As A Girl.

Obsessed with science, they create songs about the dark human side of tech, as well as love, lust and madness. They've collaborated with world leading 3D designer Francis Bitonti on 'Rule 9', sculpting synths, vocals and beats around his algorithms. In ‘3D’ they predicted #3dprintinghumans, sampled 3D printers, and used one as an instrument when they played Music Tech Fest in London.

Feral Five have remixed rising stars Sisteray and Frank Turner favourites deux furieuses, and been featured by Eddy Temple-Morris on The Remix. The band's debut album is due this year.

The Ferals have been playing shows in London and the South, including at Shuffle Festival, Nasty Women fest, Wake Up Gigs, The Lexington, Oslo Hackney, Sebright Arms, Dingwalls, Lewes Con Club, Amersham Arms, as well as performing collaborations in Paris and Berlin at Music Tech Fest.

"Innovative electro-punk" - Gigslutz

"Rule 9 - Proper #datapop earworm. Tune in at your own risk" - PRS M Magazine

​"​Blondie meets the Automaton from Metropolis via instant earworm tunes and beats. Feral Five are a techno pop visionary, 3D releasing, disco cyber-punk duo​" - Caffy St Luce, Rocklands TV

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