Horce Divorse are a four-piece punk rock band made up of four long-time mates from a small town in Devon. Their music turns everyday situations, struggles and ridiculous moments into fun songs inspired by real life. Known for high energy live shows, audience interaction and not taking themselves too seriously, Horce Divorse do things their own way.

They've shared stages with influential punk bands including Culture Shock (featuring members of Subhumans), TV Smith and Cult Maniax, earning praise from artists who helped shape the scene. Their latest album was recorded at Cube Studio in Truro, where they tracked 10 songs in just 6 days. The engineers at Cube Studio said Horce Divorse were "the most fun band we've ever recorded," capturing the same energy, character and humour that makes their live shows stand out.
 

TV Smith said: "Love the album, it catches how you perform live and with the humour." Cult Maniax said: "We’ve seen a lot of bands since the ’70s, and you are a cut above the rest. We’ll be working with you again."
 

Since the album's release, Horce Divorse have sold out their first physical album pressing within three weeks, built a growing Spotify following, been voted Festival Favourite at Here for the Music's Biggest Little Festival in North Devon, won Battle of the Bands at the Royal Cornwall Showgrounds Bike Festival, and continue to sell out hometown shows while sharing stages across the South West.