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Make Room

Vixen

"Smother" from Almost Famous

Out February 27th.



Smother

"Open Wide" from Almost Famous

Out February 27th.


Open Wide

I Miss America

Glue Sniffer (demo)

An album I made a year ago that I'm trying to promote now. Its spooky and fun. Thanks I hope you enjoy :)

LEAVE YOU TO THE MAN

Bratmobile's Pottymouth is AVAILABLE AGAIN on LP and audio cassette at  http://killrockstars.merchtable.com/artists/bratmobile

Along with Bikini Kill, Bratmobile spearheaded the riot grrrl revolution of the early 1990s, battling the long-standing dominance of men within the punk rock community to help empower a new generation of female musicians and fans. 

Comprised of singer Allison Wolfe, guitarist Erin Smith, and drummer Molly Neuman, Bratmobile made their debut at 1991’s International Pop Underground convention; after a handful of singles—with members spread out between California, Washington, and Maryland, recording was a logistical nightmare—the trio finally released Pottymouth in 1993.

Bratmobile - Cool Schmool

High Society

Natural Disasters

Human People's full length debut "Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears" is out September 21st via Exploding In Sound Records.

Human People - Mood Swings

Split Personalities

Split Personality

Fuck Marry Kill out on November 3rd, 2015

“North Carolina oddities revel in the absurd and risque, writing sexually-charged tunes with names like 'So Hard.'  The all-female surf group's first Bandcamp track sets their stall out, with lyrics including, "thinking 'bout my love, dripping down your thighs, that's when the feeling grows twice in size." Their first cassette EP, "Double Loser," will be out on Valentine's Day, naturally.” - NME

"Greensboro garage-punk outfit Daddy Issues continues the surf-pop revival and makes this consciously retro style its own. Rather than ride the cute nostalgia at the heart of many ’50s and ’60s-inspired rock upstarts, Daddy Issues riffs on sexually liberated pop-rock." - Indy Week

"Hailing from the city of Greensboro, North Carolina, Daddy Issues burst onto the scene back in 2014, releasing a series risqué indie pop slow jams and surf/garage power pop ballads, that mix 60’s and 70’s rock with more contemporary subject matter, such as female empowerment and sexual confidence, all of which combines to produce some pretty epic music. Daddy Issues are the kind of band that you randomly come across and you hope will make it big, to some extent because I want to hear more of their music, but mostly because I want them to come tour the UK." -Roses Have Thoughts