Róisín Isner (she/her) was seventeen when she found a burned CD wedged above a conduit on the ceiling at a punk show at San Francisco’s Bottom Of The Hill. A year later she met fellow teenager Ashley Clayton (he/him) at a birthday party. It would be a few more years before they put together that the demo she’d once found on a club ceiling was his. Flash forward to 2024 and they are the sole members of SF indie punk outfit Strange Men, with Róisín playing drums and Ashley playing an 8-string guitar he made out of scavenged wood, they both sing. The band’s latest single Do What The Boys Do is a chaotic journey across shades of garage, psych, and punk, grounded by Róisín’s darkly murmured vocals. Written amidst the mental health and overdose epidemic, the track reflect...