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

[Aaron Levin <aaron AT cantorrecords.com>]

Hey Everyone,

I highly endorse this product! They straddle the min. synth and post-punk line incredibly well. Really cool sound, IMO.

GRIP!

Best,

Aaron Levin 
Weird Canada / Cantor Records

www.weirdcanada.com / www.cantorrecords.com

On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:59 AM, Nancy T. <nancy AT softspotmusic.com> wrote:

Kebab were a 4-piece post punk band from Belgium fronted by Simone (percussion & vocals) and Katja (synth & vocals).  They released a limited 7" called Life It's a Joke in '82, and an even more limited demo tape ft. the track "We Live in a System".  The band broke up soon after. 

This is really great, and highly overlooked Belgian post punk from the same scene as Cultural Decay, AA, De Brassers, Struggler, Siglo xx...

Definitely check them out: http://soundcloud.com/softspotrecs 

12" reissue of their Life It's a Joke 7" and select tracks from the demo tape have been compiled and are now available: http://www.softspotmusic.com/



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