Kathleen Hanna

Ana da Silva on The Raincoats' Legacy

Ana da Silva on The Raincoats' Legacy

When guitarist Ana da Silva met bassist Gina Birch in art school and started going to gigs in London in the late '70s, their fate was already sealed. The Raincoats' 1979 self-titled debut and 1981's Odyshape, both on Rough Trade, were products of that creatively and politically off-center time, and ... More >>

Good Friday: Nicky Click, Pikahsso, Band of Horses, Flogging Molly

When guitarist Ana da Silva met bassist Gina Birch in art school and started going to gigs in London in the late '70s, their fate was already sealed. The Raincoats' 1979 self-titled debut and 1981's Odyshape, both on Rough Trade, were products of that creatively and politically off-center time, and ... More >>

Indie Women Unite at GoGirls Fest

When guitarist Ana da Silva met bassist Gina Birch in art school and started going to gigs in London in the late '70s, their fate was already sealed. The Raincoats' 1979 self-titled debut and 1981's Odyshape, both on Rough Trade, were products of that creatively and politically off-center time, and ... More >>

No Reservations

Change is on the menu for Pretty Girls Make Graves

Suicide Is Painless

How I learned to stop worrying and love naked women

Tiger Trap

With so many other things to ask Le Tigre about, who's got time for music?

Did It Themselves

To Daniel Sinker and those who live on Punk Planet, punk is more than a musical genre

Le Tigre

From the Desk of Mr. Lady EP
(Mr. Lady)

Write her, right now

Christina Rees betrays her gender

Girl trouble

Rock and roll is still a man's, man's, man's, man's world

Noise annoys

Compilation of "experimental music" skirts the line between art and nausea

Come, come

The Go-Go's return - again - to finish what they began 15 years ago

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The Go-Go's return - again - to finish what they began 15 years ago