Women who can ROCK

[sus]

Some nice shoutouts to CDMX, long live

 

[version]

 

[Clinamenic]

Saw this group, Fruit and Flowers, at Mercury Lounge at a show that was some 20-year re-debut of Monsterland, also featuring SAVAK.

 

[Clinamenic]

Also saw L.A. Witch there, and I spoke with the singer afterward and found out we were merely different generations in the same neighborhood social pool.

edit: both from the San Fernando Valley, speaking at a show in the lower east side of Manhattan. Might be able to find the photo we took.

 

[linebaugh]

suspended youve successfully captured the sound of the hip retail store

 

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[the ig]

i guess I’m trying to say annisette hansen koppel fucking rocks

 

[the ig]

grace at 2:45 and I die

 

[william_kent]

The United States of America - Hard Coming Love

spine tingling moment when Dorothy Moskowitz comes in at 1:30

 

[martin]

 

[william_kent]

Otoboke Beaver - Don't Light My Fire

 

[william_kent]

X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage Up Yours!

 

[william_kent]

Nisennenmondai - A ( live )

women who can motorik rock

 

[rubberdingyrapids]

hong kong garden rocks despite its utterly stupid lyrics, but i like siouxsie.

this bangs.


also this one from angel olsen


then theres tina turner

 

[woops]

Otoboke Beaver - Don't Light My Fire

haha yeah this lot, right on, surely no one can post shonen knife after this, let's face it they are/were a bit shit.

 

[Benny Bunter]

Classic album

 

[IdleRich]

I never really enjoy gigs that much, nine times out of ten I am bored by the end and really wanting it to end. But, for obvious reasons, I hadn't been to anything like a gig for years so when my friend said that her band was playing at Anjos 70 a couple of weeks back and there were a small number of tickets available to sit socially distanced and watch them I actually jumped at the chance. And I am glad I did cos it was really fucking good. Far too many garage rawk bands forget to include any kind of tune in their cock-out rock-outs but this gig was a totally different story - for me on this first listen they really nailed that sweet spot where it rocks really hard but has enough melody to bring it to colourful life.. and they put on a good show which I would assume can't be easy when the artificially small audience is all sitting down miles away from you and each other... the band are called Anarchicks and.... well, I Just stuck it up on my twitter so you can check out some short clips that really don't tell you much at all to be honest. But trust, it was the best gig I've seen for ages.... miles better than a number of the other bands that tend to play around the same scene, many of whom were sitting in the audience trying not to look jealous.....