Daycare Swindlers
Daycare Swindlers formed in 2012 with Emily Swindler on vocals, Jake Smith on guitar, Alex Jones on bass, and Ben Evans on drums. Their name hinted at the...
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Daycare Swindlers formed in 2012 with Emily Swindler on vocals, Jake Smith on guitar, Alex Jones on bass, and Ben Evans on drums. Their name hinted at the kind of trouble they'd get into, and they delivered with songs like 'Little Pussy' that didn't bother with subtlety.
That track, from their 2014 debut album 'Swindle Town,' got them noticed for all the wrong reasons. The lyrics were blunt enough to draw accusations of misogyny from some corners, while others heard something more complicated in the noise. They followed it up in 2016 with a second album called 'Pussy Power,' sticking to their guns.
Their shows were loud and messy, the kind where you could feel the tension in the room. They didn't last long enough to become anything other than what they were: a band that made people argue.
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