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Little Eris releases Wreck n Rollin through Original Human Records on 1st May 2014 .

Set against the backdrop of austerity in the UK, South Wales unique multimedia artist Little Eris hits back with Wreck n Rollin, an unstoppably rocking power pop anthem thats heart beats with a social conscience.

A punk gymnast of a song Adam Walton, BBC Radio Wales

Wreck n Rollin was produced with Charlie Hoskyns and mastered by Topfloor Studios in London. Its the second official Little Eris(aka Bronwen Davies, former vocalist and bass player with Freaky Fortnight) release through Original Human records, its the follow up to her 2012 wondrous synth pop debut So Many Nights. Wreck n Rollin will be available on 1st May 2014 through all the main digital distributors. Pre-orders will be available through itunes from

Wreck n Rollin is accompanied by a 2 minute 20 second action packed mini B-movie complete with Men in Black, flying saucers and stars like TV actress / model Holly Rivers and Anthony Burns actor/model and Big Brother 13 Wildcard. The video was directed and edited by Alistair Parkhurst, head of Cardiff Independent Film Festival. Filmed on location in Cwmaman, near Aberdare and at the Wells Hotel in Cardiff in the studio of the late Kim Fielding of Tactile Bosch. The Boss scene was filmed in the home office of Welsh broadcaster Nia Medi.

Little Eris has been on the scene since 2008 she previously released a 13 track debut album Molecules R Us comprising a collection of demos available as a free download in the spirit of providing music for the masses and to circumvent the credit crunch, which was also released as limited edition CDs featuring personalised DIY artwork. She has shared the stage with Viv Albertine of the Slits, and toured the UK with The Great Wreck and Roll Cirkus alongside festival veterans Here & Now and Eat Static.

Little Eris next live dates are

17th May at the Lady Rave, The Moon Club, Cardiff

27th May at How the Light Gets In, Hay on Wye