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Artist
Obedient Wives Club
12+ albums
Singaporeanshoegazeindienoisetwee pop
about
Obedient Wives Club was conceived on the rooftop of a tapas bar and is fueled by guitarist Keith Tan’s almost unhealthy obsession with Phil Spector-inspired, fuzz-pop girl-fronted bands like Best Coast, Dum Dum Girls, Frankie Rose and The Outs. By serendipity, newcomer YinQi Lee was brought in as vocalist, based on her penchant for polka dots, and a voice you’d want to make love to. Completing the lineup are Sulaiman Supian on bass and Lennat Mak on drums. In 2012, Cherie Ko, with her candy sweet guitar lines strengthened the band as the second guitarist. Capturing the quintessential sounds of lo-fi Spectorgaze, the band released their self-titled four-track debut EP in limited 3” CDR pressing in late 2011. The EP was also voted by SEA INDIE as one of the Top 10 Southeast Asia’s Best Indie-pop Releases of 2010-11. Obedient Wives Club intends to fill the fuzzed out girl group indie pop void that is missing from the Singapore indie scene. "Their brand of girl-fronted '60s Spector-pop carved out a sunshiny niche for them and it was that melodious warmth that immediately caught on." – Juice Singapore, February 2012 "Obedient Wives Club’s charm is as thick as their wit. The five songs off their self-titled debut EP are summertime treats... Listen to their EP Obedient Wives Club, and pretend it’s warm outside." - MTV Iggy Band interests: Gas Chamber, Green Fairy, Karlheinz Weinberger, Dunhill Cigarettes, Alpacas User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons
