London · Punk · Anti-Work · UnSed Recordings
Formed during the long stretch of years where London started feeling less like a city people lived in and more like a place they temporarily endured while trying to keep their heads above water.
The Appleseeds didn't so much form as crystallise — the inevitable result of three women arriving in the same room with the same grievances and instruments loud enough to do something about it.
London had spent years perfecting the art of extracting maximum effort from people in exchange for the bare minimum. Alexa, Gemma, and Claudia took notes. Then they wrote songs about it. Loud ones.
Anti-work politics wrapped in three-minute pop hooks that could fill a venue and start an argument at a dinner table in equal measure. Sunshine hiding razorblades. The Appleseeds operate in that exact gap between what sounds good and what it actually means.
Signed to UnSed Recordings. Built in the breaks. Furious in the best possible way.
Stream the new era, support it properly, or send it to someone who still owns a skateboard emotionally.
The Appleseeds and Every Woman's Dream. The most unexpected inter-roster team-up in UnSed history. EWD handling rap duties over punk-driven Appleseeds covers. The result sounds exactly as chaotic as it should.
