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Las Mitras Glasgow, UK
Scrapyard surf-noir, post-punk.
Juana Adcock - bass (Terminal Parade), Eva Gnatiuk - drums (Dragged Up, Violent
Butlins, Escape from GLA)
and Emily Chappell - guitar.
Glasgow - by way of Manchester and Monterrey, Mexico.
Formed April '18.
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