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This all-acoustic new LP from the London feminist punk group is just as scrappy, playful, and energetic as their electrified offerings.
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The Future Is Dark
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This excellent EP swings from lurching post-hardcore to shadowy dark rock, anchored by a shattering vocal performance.
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Melbourne-based Slush's debut EP is filled with feminist, punky-pop tunes that make for an exciting introduction to their music.
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Mutant feminist synth-punk for our dystopian present.
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The songs on the latest from Worriers hurtle forward breathlessly, with hook after hook topped by scorching vocal melodies.
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More pummeling hardcore breakdowns and surging metallic goodness from the Melbourne, Australia-based outfit.
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Feminist punks Petrol Girls spin clear-eyed righteous fury into churning post-hardcore on their latest LP.
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