atchwork Grace are a glamorous explosion of early Manic Street Preachers’ aggression and urgency blended with the quirkiness of alt rock luminaries such as The Horrors, The Hives and The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s. But don’t be fooled, the band have wide ranging influences from Nirvana to The New York Dolls; The Ramones to Kate Bush. “No problems for Patchwork Grace whose quirky rock goes down a storm.” Kerrang! “Patchwork Grace come across like a harder Yeah Yeah Yeahs and singer Tori Trash possesses a genre defying bravado.” Rokbun.com “So tight, so slick, so professional they have something special on stage.” Komodorock.com Vocalist Tori sums up Patchwok Grace’s attitude “We’re just trying to do something a little different, we’d like to think that we’re opening people’s eyes and ears and giving them something to cry out about. We’re big believers in a show – if you’re going to perform, then fucking perform.” 2009 has seen the band writing and recording three new songs 'Boozawaffle', 'Life’s a Lime' and 'Muttermilch'. The tracks were produced by 'Milk Teeth' producer Mark Elmore and mastered by Jon Astley (The Who, Led Zeppelin, Tori Amos).