Typical Girls: Women in Punk/Post-Punk/Underground Music (Circa 1975-1980s)

["Raven Baker" <softgraffiti AT gmail.com>]

I will def check out Amos & Sara as I dig The Homosexuals.  Which
reminds me, I have an interview with Bruno from the band's U.S. tour a
couple years ago.  It's pretty long and amazing, but I've never done
anything with it.  If people are interested, I'll transcribe it one of
these days and post it up...

Thanks for all the suggestions!!  I will be checking out the groups
you all mentioned.

Peace
Raven


Amos and Sara! They are somehow related to The
Homosexuals (who are not typical girls, but are
great-you should get their CD for sure if you don't
have it) I am not sure what is available by them but
they make great awkward arty keyboard girl punk/wave.
I am sure there are others I am drawing a blank right
now. Bear in mind they don't sound like YMG at all,
not many do.
--- Raven Baker <softgraffiti at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey all!
>
> I picked up the Antena 'Camino Del Sol' reissue from
> Numero Group
> earlier this year and recently got the Young Marble
> Giants boxset.
> While the bands have different sounds, there are
> some similarities I
> really dig: the cheap keyboards, staccatto beats and
> of course, the
> lady vocals.  Are there other bands from that era,
> early 80s, with a
> similar sound I should check out?
>
> thx
> Raven
>
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