The Descenters Melbourne, Australia
Like electro-clash and post punk had a weird kid who came out and got really into
hyperpop.
You may also be interested in my industrial dance/spoken word side project at: robotboydestroystheuniverse.bandcamp.com.
The Descenters is the major solo musical project of Melbourne-based non-binary writer Maddison Stoff. Check her out on social media or visit her official website for details.
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