The Sensitives are a wild mix of punk, rock ‘n’ roll, ska, and folk. They have been touring Europe for years and have played more than 400 shows. Their rousing concerts attract a loyal fan base of people who resolutely give the middle finger to all forms of racism and sexism.
 
The band from the far north of Sweden has always known how to switch between different styles without losing their core, and always with plenty of energy! Sometimes Paulina sings, sometimes Martin takes the lead vocals, always driven by the tireless Magnus on drums. Their latest album, “Patch It Up And Go!”, is no different.
 
The huge frustration of not being able to tour due to the global pandemic was followed by countless concerts in Europe as soon as it became possible again. Many miles on the highway, little sleep, and a huge mountain of costs due to their tour van constantly breaking down left the band exhausted. But The Sensitives wouldn't be The Sensitives if they didn't make the best of everything. So they poured all their emotions and experiences into the songs on their new album and aptly named it “Patch It Up And Go!” The lyrics on the album, released by Kidnap Music, deal with “mental health, sex, animal rights, and the importance of celebrating the good times we have while we have them!” says the trio.
 
With many up-tempo tracks that stand out thanks to their positive vibe and high intensity, Patch It Up And Go is not only The Sensitives' best album, but also their most personal. Feet will dance, hips will sway, and throats will roar!
 
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