Anything from the Whedon/Babbitt oeuvre
Victoria Wood
Veronica Mars
Spaced
書籍
Special Topics in Calamity Physics
Stone Butch Blues
Fall On Your Knees
Kavalier & Clay
Sarah Waters
Fun Home
Maus
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Middlesex
Jane Austen
Historical murder mysteries
Teenage fiction
偶像
Dolly Parton
Kathleen Hanna (come back to us Kathleen)
Beth Ditto like duh
Morrissey like duh
Missy Elliott
Jonathan Richman
Nina Simone
"all the songs sound like Hey Mickey, but they won't actually play Hey Mickey!" (frustrated guest in the ladies toilets at Unskinny Bop, May 06)
We are a monthly disco happening in London, England at the Star of Bethnal Green (the venue formerly known as The Pleasure Unit) 359 Bethnal Green Road, E2 6LG. We are on every third Saturday of the month between 9 and 2. We fill up quick so get there early.
We love the Aloud, Cansei De Ser Sexy, The Gossip, Jonathan Richman, Dolly Parton and Elvis and Missy and Devo and Jay-Z and 60s mod music and girl groups and Le Tigre and Zombina & the Skeletones, X-Ray Spex, Prince, B-52'S, Jilted John, Lesbo Pig, Shangri-Las, Sleater-Kinney, Talulah Gosh, Michael Jackson, The Blow, Tegan and Sara etc.
hello, The Adventures Of Loki here...come see our new website (link on our profile) ts got tracks up from our forthcoming album (out September 09!) as well as band member blogs and other fancy things for your pleasure xxx
Hi,<br /><br />Acclaimed debut album HOW DID IT GET TO THIS by female guitar/drums duo We Rock Like Girls Don't is in the shops now!<br /><br />"How Did It Get To This is the kind of awesome rock record we don't hear often enough" 8/10 NME<br /><br />"This is rock'n'roll at its purest" 9/10 THE MUSIC MAGAZINE<br /><br />"They've made the album they've always threatened" Album Of The Week ORGAN <br /><br />"WRLGD succeed on all levels - adrenal rock'n'roll" **** SUBBA CULTCHA<br /><br />
The Bon Bon Club are Sushi Quatro (bass, vox), Thirsty Moore (drums,vox) and Chapatti Smith (perc, vox), although Sushi and Thirsty are better known under different names for their day job as the rhythm section of Sheffield glam-popsters The Long Blondes.
It's an A5 photocopied zine (B + W) just over 40 pages. Interviews with Pam Hogg, Cazz Blase on riot grrrl (she wrote the chapter on RG music in that riot grrrl book), Scareifina (Wicked Little Dolls), and Velocity Chyaldd (Vulgaras). Articles on Death By Chocolate, The Aislers Set and We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It. Plus reviews of Scarling, The Priscillas, Ivy's Itch, Emilie Autumn, Colt, The Dresden Dolls, Wicked Little Dolls, Rosin Coven, Vulgaras, NY Loose, Little Whores on the Prairie, Gene Serene, Melora Creager, RAsputina, Hazard County Girls, Pam Hogg, Mary Magdalan, Hannah Fury, Diana Dors and Shampoo. £1.50 (including UK postage) for payment details/non UK orders/trades please either message my MySpace or e-mail me at appleby.jane AT gmail.com
Suck My Left One is pleased to announce an interview with the one and only Poly Styrene from X-Ray Spex on tonight's show (1am GMT). Listen live at www.subcity.org, or download the podcast any time (details on my page).
Poly talks about X-Ray Spex's upcoming reformation gig, new recordings, consumerist nightmares, politics, punk, feminism and more!
Thank God. I missed her visit to Croydon last year (really, she attended some family function of her bloke's at a dodgy nightclub down the road from me) and I have never forgiven myself for missing the chance to humiliate myself (again).
'A freewheeling, madcap feminist farce which wasimmediately banned by the government.'
Two girls named Marie see the world around them as being inhabited by a spoiled society. The Maries decide they should be given such allowances and embark on a rebellious streak of what seem to be harmless pranks. However, each of the moves is loaded with consequences that soon snowball into serious trouble.This freewheeling 1966 gem of the Czech New Wave is an attack on consumerism and materialism as well as many other aspects the male dominated society of the time. Director Vera Chytilova weaves togetherthis absurdist allegorical work by avoiding a common narrative structure. Instead DAISIES fills the screen with surreal comedy and unforgettable images of ranging misguided youthful protest to seriouspolitical commentary.
