Rockhampton band ViperSnatch have released their first single, Stupid Bitch.

Vipersnatch has elements of grunge, punk and alt-rock, and their work often includes commentary on social issues.

Stupid Bitch is bubbling with feminist rage about experiences common to practically every woman: catcalls and creepiness, being patronised and told to smile, unwelcome propositions followed up by abuse or even violence. Some of the lyrics are taken directly from things said or messaged to the band’s members.

Content warning: this song deals with dark themes including sexual assault, and has some M 15+ language.

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