Swansea’s own Kikker are a snarling, spitting wrecking ball of post-punk chaos. Armed with razor-sharp wit and riffs that hit like a wrecking ball, they channel their fury at a world on fire—taking aim at political corruption, social injustice, and the crushing weight of modern life. Tracks like “Trash” and “Cringe Culture” are raw, guttural anthems dripping with sardonic humor and pure, unfiltered rage. Think The Birthday Party’s snarling menace smashed together with the relentless drive of early Fontaines D.C., all delivered with a uniquely scrappy charm.

On stage, Kikker are unstoppable—a whirlwind of energy that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. Their latest EP, *Exoskeleton*, is a gnarly punk party with glitchy distortion, abrasive guitars, and lyrics that toe the line between hilariously absurd and brutally relatable. If you like your music loud, unapologetic, and full of fire, Kikker will blow the roof off—and probably set it ablaze while they’re at it.