essential feminist albums?
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Essential feminist albums?
Sebastian King
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Christian Flores
xD
Wyatt Harris
There are none whatsoever.
Jace Morales
whats so funny
im being serious
Thomas Garcia
Idk but I immediately think of riot grrrl punk, so maybe something by Bikini Kill or Bratmobile
Ayden Davis
>>>/tumblr/
Lucas King
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Eli Roberts
All Women Are Whores - Show Your Tits Or Get The Fuck Out
Ian White
i remember this as the most 'musical' crass release
Luis Perry
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why would you unironically listen to feminist music?
Austin James
Death Grips
I mean, they call themselves feminists
Joshua Richardson
I dunno
Why would you unironically listen to white power music?
Jacob Torres
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Joshua Walker
i listen to classical symphonic music and pop tho
Michael Ramirez
Are you referring to albums with feminist themes, written by people that identify as feminist, albums written by women... need some scope here
Nolan King
Fuck you Sup Forums
Alexander Gomez
jenny hval is pretty cool. i think viscera is probably the most explicitly feminist album from her. apocalypse girl has feminist themes too
Luke Murphy
bikini kill was a good band
though kathleen hanna ended up doing this fucking abortion
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it's almost enough to retroactively ruin everything knowing this is where it ended up
really the best feminist music doesn't call itself feminist music
Matthew Bell
The sound of an obese woman with dyed hair and 9 cats hanging herself but the rope breaks and she cries and makes more Totino's pizza rolls and posts on tumblr instead
Adrian Robinson
chumbawamba has a lot of nice feminist themes
Lucas Perez
LMAO
What the fuck?
Are they being ironic?
Henry Wilson
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kek
Jaxson Smith
sleater kinney
the raincoats
Jose Hughes
there's literally a cat at the beginning of the video
my fucking sides
Aaron Rodriguez
Horses by Patti Smith.
Dylan Campbell
That Lisa Germano album is the only good one I've heard.
Joseph Smith
That band that did that "I'm With Her" song was a feminist band
John Garcia
not le tigre, they fucking suck
Andrew Flores
Oliver Scott
This
Jaxson Williams
Well I'll be damned, there IS literally a cat
Gabriel Morales
Only decent one, it's not even a feminist album. Consider suicide
Logan Nelson
Not an album per se but early Pussy Riot (Putin Pissed Himself and the church one they got arrested for) was decent. Gone a bit lame after Chaika unfortunately.
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Jace James
just came in this thread to say fuck terfs and their terrible taste in music. fuck bikini kill and all that fake feminist bullshit.
Benjamin Murphy
Hey reddit, Guy here
Thomas Kelly
Christian Murphy
Trannys aren't real women user
Nathan Ortiz
Anal cunt's discography.
Thank me later
Lucas Perez
imzy.com/chicmusique
Owen Smith
>"no pol please"
SAFE SPACE
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Ayden Robinson
On the off-chance anyone is looking for a serious reply, try Joni Mitchell's Blue.
Brayden Anderson
Sup Forumsack Libertarian here with a sincere contribution.
If you can imagine The Poison Girls spending their days listening to Celtic Frost and Deviated Instinct before getting stuck in a k-hole, you'd be getting much closer to describing Life Cycle. Feminism was hardly a foreign concept to Britain's Anarchopunk movement, but rarely had any band been so inspired to make it sound heavy. Life Cycle's brand of Crust sounded very distinct even for its day. Full of droning, menacing riffs which rumble along at a sludgy mid-tempo, Life Cycle's debut EP "Myth & Ritual" stands out as one of Anarchopunk's best kept secrets.
Unlike the infantile "kill all rapists" or insufferable self-pitying "woe is me" plaguing virtually every artform branded "feminist", each song has its own identifiable persona with very personal motifs that still sound reflective, introspective and tastefully subtle. Printed on the interior is an essay from bassist, vocalist and songwriter Marie Sheard elaborating on sexism, society and gender roles. She's obviously read her share of Germaine Greer and Laura Mulvey, admitting as much on the following EP's essay found in "The Weight of Tradition" and interweaving the male gaze and neo-Freudian poststructuralism in the lyrics. Agree or disagree with her views, the sincerity and conviction can be felt and appreciated by the listener.
Chase Allen
violent pastels
Carter Nguyen
And speaking of Poison Girls:
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Cooper Butler
Riot Grrrl is garbage.
Anarcho-Punk and Crust Punk are far better genres for feminist music.
James Moore
ah damn i can't believe i forgot to mention them
love Pretty Polly off Chappaquiddick Bridge
Christopher Walker
Sleater Kinney
Team Dresch
Bikini Kill
Hunter Jackson
Really, really dig this. Thank you.
Christian Perez
>bikini kill was a good band
That's a lie and you know it.
Tyler Cook
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Landon Ramirez
I dunno, something about Kathleen's incoherent, vulgar ramblings about god knows what that she does in most of BK's songs is really charming.
Caleb Thomas
Nice
Russian is made for punk.
Any more Russian punk?
Brody Morgan
Yeah what a great band
Landon Peterson
This comes close enough
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Jeremiah Mitchell
I actually like this song and the video surprisingly doesn't make me cringe
Protest song done right
Brody Ortiz
Big Black - Songs About Fucking
Aiden Johnson
The Raincoats are the only explicitly feminist band I can think of that I really like, though there are others who are more subtle about it that I like as well.
Dominic Long
cuck
Ryder Butler
The knife
The slits
Au pairs
Crass
The raincoats
Jenny hval