Rosie Swayne plays guitar and sings. Bee Church sings,
Rachel Duncan sings and plays egg shaker (to grade 2 level), and
Helen Turton plays cello (& sings when nobody is looking). On lucky days, Debbie Frayling plays oboe and a whole host of other instruments.
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“This cute band from Northampton are caustic, funny
engaging and so damn harmonic they’re hard to put down.” CURVE MAGAZINE
“This all female quartet boast tight, original
and highly accomplished musicianship... and
even when they sing angsty love songs they’re lucid
and quirky.”
DIVA MAGAZINE
Invocal are a leftfield, oestrogen laden acoustic quartet from Northampton. They sing songs about modern life with caustic humour, eccentric meloncholy and (most days) expert musical prowess.
The term 'comedy' is sometimes a little misleading, as often they can be very heartfelt and sultry and emotional and artistic and moody, and above of all, very sexy indeed.
Hello to all you Invocals, I saw you at Spratton but didn't get a chance to say "hi" because I was pressing the buttons for Cave. So, "Hi".
I am now currently 16.6% more into you following the said performance. From afar, I initially thought that Helen's evil twin had taken Sarah's place, what with distance being a factor and all that. Have you found Sarah v.2?
Hi Invocal thanks for becoming a friend of the shed. I notice you will be passing the sheds front door in your travels to Cornwall. Fancy popping in to record a session ??
I listen to your album on a very regular basis and never tire of your genius. I will surprise you and turn up at one of your festivals. In the meantime take care and keep in touch.
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