Noisegasm: Noh Mercy + Erase Errata
“I don’t care if they call me a cunt / I don’t care if they take me out to lunch… I don’t mind heels on a dyke / Just don’t … Continue reading
RAB Radio #3 Podcast
The podcast for my latest radio show is up. Female-fronted punk and post-punk. Eat it up, suckas. Red Cross- Standing In Front of Poseur The Plasmatics- Corruption The Delinquents- Do … Continue reading
Noisegasm: fIREHOSE
It’s time we talk about Mike Watt, folks. It was gonna happen sooner or later. And this won’t be the last time. Last week le husb and I headed to … Continue reading
Noisegasm: Disco Zombies
Leicester –> London transplants, DIY punks and (of course) John Peel favorites Disco Zombies are a fun punky-poppy band that I hadn’t really heard anything by until the ever-amazing Acute … Continue reading
Noisegasm: (New New New) Patti Smith
Last night Patti Smith‘s new track “April Fool” finally leaked on YouTube. The song is the third track on her upcoming album “Banga,” which will feature Tom Verlaine (yay!), Smith’s … Continue reading
RAB Radio #2 Podcast
Weird. Aggressive. Experimental. Dark. Abrasive. Irreverent. That’s pretty much how I’d describe the ALL female-fronted punk and post-punk that I’m playing on Ribbon Around a Bomb Radio, guys. Heavy focus … Continue reading
Noisegasm: Pregnant Neck
Fact: I am a fan of bands with really awkward names. Although I know very little else about Essex outfit Pregnant Neck, I wanted to publicly acknowledge them for making … Continue reading
San Francisco: The Raincoats at Great American Music Hall
On a similar note to my excitement over WLMA, if you live in the Bay Area, you ought to go see the Raincoats TONIGHT at the Great American Music Hall. … Continue reading
Noisegasm: Female Liberation Music
There’s a newish feminist site out the interwebz. It’s called Women’s Liberation Music Archive, and it kicks ass. WLMA features “Feminist Music-Making in the UK and Ireland, 1970-1990” and although … Continue reading
Noisegasm: Dogs
The Dogs (a.k.a Les Dogs) are a punk group from France who formed in the mid-seventies. I recently discovered the rock ‘n’ roll brilliance of the song “19,” featured on … Continue reading
Ribbon Around A Bomb 