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

[Dina Hornreich <dina.hornreich AT gmail.com>]

Thanks, Jason!

I love the references to Helen's book among other bits and pieces you reference.

-D

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On Mon, Aug 2, 2021 at 6:23 PM Jason Gross <perfect AT furious.com> wrote:

hi TG'ers

In the latest issue of Perfect Sound Forever
<http://www.furious.com/perfect/index0821.html>, you'll find (among
other things):

  THE RAINCOATS
   Interview with bassist/artist Gina Birch by David Gavan
"The Raincoats were subject to the same social forces as Scritti
Politti. While Odyshape (1981), with its norm dismantling lyrics, is a
mind-stretching experimental album - one that's earned similar levels of
respect as esteemed '81 offerings such as This Heat's Deceit or The
Durutti Column's LC - the superbly eclectic jamboree bag of an album
that is Moving (1984) effectively atomised the Raincoats. Gina Birch has
stated that the band was sundered by its increasingly disparate
influences."

Hope you enjoy it,
Jason
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Perfect Sound Forever
http://www.perfectsoundforever.com
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