Remote Bondage Releases Feminist Debut Album 'Good Girl' and Announces 2026 Tour
Remote Bondage, an indie rock quintet based in Berlin, has released their debut album titled 'Good Girl'. The album challenges societal structures through themes of capitalism and feminism, blending critical and humorous approaches. Its opening track, also named 'Good Girl', features lyrics that critique conformity, such as a character being sent to hell. Musically, the work spans rock anthems like 'Alle leben schneller', indie pop tracks such as 'Als wäre es egal', and an organ interlude evoking menstrual pain. The band, known for performances at festivals and as a support act for Paula Carolina, will launch the 'Good Girls go to Hell' tour in April 2026. Their live shows have demonstrated their energetic stage presence across various venues.
Key facts
- Remote Bondage released their debut album 'Good Girl'.
- The album addresses capitalism, feminism, and societal structures.
- The opening track 'Good Girl' sends its subject to hell.
- Musical styles include rock, indie pop, and an organ interlude.
- The band is an indie rock quintet from Berlin.
- They have performed at festivals and supported Paula Carolina.
- A tour titled 'Good Girls go to Hell' starts in April 2026.
- Lyrics critique conformity, e.g., 'she gives up her space for others'.
Entities
Artists
- Remote Bondage
- Paula Carolina
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany