ON Queen Adreena's new single the band's stick-insect singer can clearly be heard to encourage female fans to "strip, baby, strip".

It's the kind of excellent advice Katie Jane Garside has been screaming at her devotees for over ten years.

FM Doll, her band's latest prescription, is out on One Little Indian records on Monday, March 21.

But if you want to hear it in person, Queen Adreena are in Barfly, Cardiff also on Monday, March 21.

Their new song is inspired by the murder of Jon-Benet Ramsey who was a six-year-old American who met her death on Christmas day in 1996. The parents had done the girl up like some kind of 'little-miss-world' and entered her into beauty pageants for youngsters.

Despite a series of lengthy and very high profile police investigations the identity of girl's killer has never been discovered.

Katie Jane Garside's version of events is told with lots of high-pitched screaming suggesting hair tearing from head and plenty of equally harsh guitar riffing plus impromptu bursts of manic percussion.

It's typical of the type of dark subjects and lurid presentation enjoyed by Queen Adreena who've been described as one half Hole, the other Kate Bush.

The single is the first taste of Queen Adreena's new album Butcher And The Butterfly which is currently being recorded under the direction of Paul Corkett who has also worked with The Cure.

The album will be the band's third and follows Drink Me (2002) and Taxidermy (2000).

Queen Adreena formed in 1999 out of members of 90s one-time greats Daisy Chainsaw.

Katie Jane Garside took her guitarist Crispin Gray with her to join a new line-up which these days also features Melanie Ann Garside on bass and Pete Howard on drums.

Chainsaw had one big hit with Love Your Money before Katie Jane Garside flounced out citing record company oppression as reason for her departure.

The band's fleeting success was due largely to said singers on stage antics and lack of clothes on Top Of The Pops.

Queen Adreena play Barfly, Cardiff on Monday, March 21.