Miss Grit

Hello Margaret, I love your music! You have a beautiful voice. You have a novel and warm relationship to making a guitar sing too. Your lyrics beautifully combine the intellectual and emotive. You take your time. The acoustic composition is multilayered and textural. You have a fabulous dynamic range from inward & contemplative, to driving & powerful. I came to the The Last Dinner Party show in Seattle not to see The Last Dinner Party, but to see you! I was so excited. The light show was cool, but I kept waiting for the sparse lines to brighten to a wash so that I could see you. It never happened. I and your other fans were there to connect with you, but it was so hard to do that without being able to see you. At the end of the show you waved and smiled at us, finally visible, and you are such a warm personality! Please share that with us during the show too. But even more importantly, you deserve a band. Your music is complex, multilayered, and to do that live you need multiple people. Instead we got each composition mostly on a recorded track, with you boxed in by each song’s predetermined pathway. So little play, so little spontaneity, and the stage missing the electric energy your material deserves to be radiating in person. Margaret I love your work so much, and I want you to succeed! I hope you manage to bring what you do to the stage more fully and more human-ly: your face visible, a band collaborating with you. That will get us in the audience so much more excited and joyful. And supporting you to make more and more beautiful music. We love you!

Fucking amazing. Of course, I didn’t go and BandsInTown is asking me for a review, so I’m just gonna say it was unparalleled and you should definitely always go see Miss Grit (wtf is Miss Grit? I’m sure she’s amazing). Anyways Bands in Town needs to update their algo because I didn’t see this show or show interest or even know who this is

Amazing performance, artist and back up band.

It was a fantastic packed show with a great atmosphere. They played the majority of the new album Follow the Cyborg. Fresh sound with refreshing blend of bass, guitars and synthesisers.