Horra Brooklyn, New York
Described by Boog City magazine as a “darkly funny, subversive Sonny & Cher for the 21st century," Horra (now a Trio) plays
lacerating, hook-laden art-pop, with song topics ranging from love, food and sex, to horror films, violence and sleep paralysis.
Horra is:
Margo (Miss Represent)- Guitar/Vocals
Matthew (Loose Lid)- Keyboards/Vocals
T0ska- Electronics/Vocals
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