The Margaret Hooligans return with their latest single, “The StoneHengers,” in their signature organic rock style. Meg Cratty’s electric ukelele with the crunchy dirty sound always excites the sound buds, while Mr. Strontium’s snappy drum sound keeps it raw. The song is the seventh single from their upcoming fourth album ThunderHole Rock n’ Roll.
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In their previous songs, they have written about themes like abolishing the patriarchy, gun violence, and the prison industrial complex. There is a certain freshness to the songwriting and lyrics, which can be interpreted as a journey of self-discovery and unity, urging listeners to find their own path and join in the collective spirit for change. The song is rooted in catchy riffs and the thunderous clangy drum/teapot/percussion fills coupled with some free vocals.
You feel like joining along due to the strong singalong feeling to the song. The minimal crisp arrangement by The Margaret Hooligans ensures that the compositional core of the song shines away from the frills. The music video features the duo having fun alongside Phil Johnstone and Simon Young from Brighton rock band The Qwarks. A fun video for a fun-spirited song!
This track is highly recommended for fans of garage punk rock, offering a blend of raw power and thoughtful but simple lyrics that resonate. Don’t miss out on this electrifying single from The Margaret Hooligans!
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