When members of three of punk's most fearless all-female outfits get in a room together, you know something special's going to happen. This is the sort of collaboration that feels less like a novelty and more like a long-overdue conversation between artists who've been shaping the sound of independent music for decades. London's punk scene has always thrived on these unexpected unions, and Cledvibes listeners who've been following the lineage from late-seventies DIY ethos through to today's underground will absolutely want to keep an eye on what this collective brings to the stage.