432 PRESENTS…

You might have stumbled across Stealing Sheep before—maybe their debut 

single ‘Shut Eye’ snuck into your feed as a rogue viral meme, lurking in 

the obscure corners of YouTube and TikTok catching your attention with 

their infectious avant pop, bold over the top visuals and gaming inspired 

looks that have gained the group a cult following over the years. 

Hailing from Liverpool, UK, Stealing Sheep are a trio of Becky, Emily and 

Lucy - friends and bandmates of 15 years who have fearlessly carved out 

their own brand of pop championed through fan art and deep cut devotion. 

Drawing inspiration from everything ranging from online Therian and cosplay 

communities to multidisciplinary art of Jeremy Deller, KLF and Tracey Emin, 

Stealing Sheep presents a kaleidoscopic sonic manifesto that is addictive 

with its oddball pop and explosive aesthetics. Their self-described ‘visual 

pop’ might not have topped the charts, but it’s fuelled a dedicated cult 

following *(shoutout to the 6 Music dads keeping the faith!)*. 

Now, they’re back with a new album (GLO - Girl Life Online) and a new label 

(G-IRL - Girl In Real Life) - both marking a bold new era for Stealing 

Sheep. Produced by Joe Wills at Nan’s House Studio, the new chapter 

presents a quintessentially idiosyncratic blend of musical inspirations 

ranging from medieval electronic pop to rave pop, UK garage, and PC music. 

Unapologetically both otherworldly and DIY, the new album and the launch of 

their own label marks a new era for Stealing Sheep: it’s a declaration of 

independence and a creative movement pulsating with kaleidoscopic joy and 

determination to bring energy back to the real world.

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