The Prophet Hens released their debut album – “Popular People Do Popular People” – on Fishrider Records from Dunedin, New Zealand. Their name apparently comes from The Prophet Hen of Leeds – a very odd-sounding early 19th century doomsday hoax involving a hen which layed eggs with second-coming prophecies written on them. The band, and the songs on the album, started when songwriter and guitarist Karl Bray was laid up at home recovering...
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