The Seminal Fluids
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GB Folkestone – Punk / Glam Rock / Art-Pop
The Seminal Fluids

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Through fusing the styles of classic punk and glam rock with transgressive and taboo-busting lyrics about losing your virginity (‘Give It Up’), bestiality (‘Animal Farm’), and the adult movie industry (‘Casting Couch Blues’) the Seminals have quickly mastered the art of keeping audiences captivated and amused during their much hyped live shows thus far.

Their surrealist blend of camp performance art (incorporating costumes, props and miming) serves as a conscious rejection of skinny-jeaned lad-rock bands who give lacklustre and static performances.
The band are a personal favourite of Carter USM guitarist Les “Fruitbat” Carter, who has guested with them on numerable live occasions to provide backing vocals for a cover of the song ‘Rent’. In January 2014 the Seminals were personally chosen by Carter to support his punk outfit Abdoujaparov at a packed out homecoming show. Other famous supporters include Tim Westwood, who owns the test pressing of the band’s second single ‘Sucky’.
In summer 2014, The Seminal Fluids will head into the studio to record their long awaited debut album ‘Death To The Seminal Fluids’ to be released on Corporate Records. This will follow on from a guest session for The Indelicates Podcast (previous guests include members of The Monochrome Set, Gay Dad and David Devant and His Spirit Wife).

Inspired by: David Bowie, The Sex Pistols, Salvador Dali, New York Dolls, Talking Heads, Tinto Brass, Iggy Pop, Andy Warhol, Confessions Of A Window Cleaner, JG Ballard, Frank Moore, Candy Darling.

“Amazing… Made me feel a bit ill!” – David Barnett
(Writer for NME, The Quietus, Louder Than War, and author of Suede: The Official Biography)

“A dystopian mash-up of a Slade reunion and A Clockwork Orange” – The Ironic Review