The London duo’s second album, Supernova, is a burst of energy and daring. Amy Love and Georgia South fuse punk, grime, rock and electronics into a massive sound, driven by devastating distorted bass and an uncompromising attitude. The record earned the band a Mercury Prize nomination.
Every track lands like a manifesto, between cutting riffs, explosive choruses and insolent flows. The dense, inventive production refuses any comfortable category. Feminist, ferocious and jubilant, Supernova redraws the borders of British alternative rock and confirms Nova Twins as one of the most vital propositions of their generation.
