There’s more to Jools than meets the eye. Often decked out in leather and leopard print, they’re sometimes told by people who stumble across their music that they didn’t expect them to have the sound that they do – deeply rooted in punk, but with glimmers of genres as varied as rap, metal and shoegaze, and a vocal style compared to spoken word. “Whatever preconceptions you may have about us from how we look or sound, we’re so much more than that,” asserts co-vocalist Kate Price. “Quite often, people try to put us into a box, whether that be a genre or attitude or comparison. We’re kind of a genreless band, and we’re quite surprising, I would say.”