With their second release since reforming, Bratmobile is perfectly primed to be pioneers again with Girls Get Busy. , Bratmobile's newest record is almost a roadmap of how to be a punk, how to grow up, and how to transcend the "girl band" box. The record they have made combines musical complexity, strength, social commentary, fun, pop, and beautiful songwriting. Erin Smith's surf guitar princess status is never in question, even while she tries out all kinds of new sounds on her Kapa. Molly Neuman's drummin   [ read more ]

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In the influential and cachet-laden world of early nineties Riot Grrrl bands, no one was more fun than the B-mob of Erin, Allison and Molly. Bratmobile made raw, political, sexy, poppy, personal, witty, pretty music from 1991 until they disbanded in 1994. Since reforming in 1998, they have retained all those attributes and added to them maturity, wisdom and musical mastery. Ladies, Women and Girls takes the wit, humor and politics of Bratmobile's previous album 1993's Pottymouth (Kill Rock Stars) and BANG,    [ read more ]

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Engineered by Stuart Hallerman. Mixed by Stuart, Slim Moon, and Bratmobile. "Where Eagles Dare" traditionally by the Misfits and is copywrighted by them. Slim Moon sings on this one.

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The first and only full-length album Bratmobile released during its initial period of activity -- in the '90s, the indie music scene was really all about the 7, the format on which Bratmobile made the most of its abilities -- 1993's Pottymouth neatly encapsulates everything [ read more ]

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