UK Rockers Crux Call Out Toxic Masculinity On Feisty New Dance-Rock Single “Radgie Gadgie”

Newcastle-based indie alt-punk group Crux have shared their latest single “Radgie Gadgie”. Slang for “aggressive man”, the new single is a fiery and feisty offering that combines post-punk, polka-ska dance riffs, and theatrics for a compelling and energizing release. Calling out the toxicity of masculinity and the unnecessary aggression that comes with it, the new single carries an unrelenting spirit that borrows from prime UK-dance rock Arctic Monkeys and ’80s post-punk commentary.

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