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Stina Force
Stina Force is a one-woman punk band you have to experience live. Every performance is unique, with improvised vocals, grotesque monologues, and raw drumming. Feel the tension, wit, and relentless energy from the first beat to the end, created in the moment between artist and audience.
Stina Force is a one-woman punk band that simply has to be experienced live. No recordings of her music exist, and no two performances are ever the same, with everything unfolding in the moment. In those moments, there is no escape. With improvised vocal experiments, grotesque monologues, and the raw beating of the drums, she first pins the audience Force-fully to the wall, then has them eating out of her hand. Toying deftly with stability and instability, Stina Force’s performances are tension-filled, full of wit, and packed with nerve-racking energy.
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Artistic and production: Stina Fors
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