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Sporty Theives
Sporty Thieves is an all-female drumming quartet that formed in 2012. They built their reputation on live performances that featured thunderous beats and...
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Sporty Thieves is an all-female drumming quartet that formed in 2012. They built their reputation on live performances that featured thunderous beats and confrontational lyrics, often tackling social issues. Their 2015 album included the track 'No Pigeons,' which became something of an anthem for them.
Their approach to drumming was unconventional enough that it pushed at the boundaries of the genre. The band's lyrics and performances sparked debates, making them targets of both admiration and criticism. They released subsequent albums like 'Realize It' in 2017 and 'Not So Good' in 2020.
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