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  1. #MusicWomenWednesday #PunkRock

    #CastrationSquad - "The X-Girlfriend" (1980)

    Has no one talked about these foundational women here before? CS were a short lived all-female Hollywood #DeathRock band featuring half a dozen folks who'd turn up in more famous bands: #AliceBag, Mary Sims aka #DinahCancer, #Phranc, Elissa Bello, Tracy Lea etc. Their nominal leader was Shannon Wilhelm, whose horror-movie style, biting wit, and raging fearlessness - the tales of her adventures I’ve heard are jaw-dropping - made her perhaps TOO intense a presence to thrive. A bootleg of a live KPFK radio performance was all they left behind, and Shannon passed away in the mid-90s. But this song and her wild performance (“she’s always there . . . the . . . ex . . . girlfriend!”) deserves to be better remembered.

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pkz

  2. #MusicWomenWednesday #PunkRock

    #CastrationSquad - "The X-Girlfriend" (1980)

    Has no one talked about these foundational women here before? CS were a short lived all-female Hollywood #DeathRock band featuring half a dozen folks who'd turn up in more famous bands: #AliceBag, Mary Sims aka #DinahCancer, #Phranc, Elissa Bello, Tracy Lea etc. Their nominal leader was Shannon Wilhelm, whose horror-movie style, biting wit, and raging fearlessness - the tales of her adventures I’ve heard are jaw-dropping - made her perhaps TOO intense a presence to thrive. A bootleg of a live KPFK radio performance was all they left behind, and Shannon passed away in the mid-90s. But this song and her wild performance (“she’s always there . . . the . . . ex . . . girlfriend!”) deserves to be better remembered.

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pkz

  3. #MusicWomenWednesday #PunkRock

    #CastrationSquad - "The X-Girlfriend" (1980)

    Has no one talked about these foundational women here before? CS were a short lived all-female Hollywood #DeathRock band featuring half a dozen folks who'd turn up in more famous bands: #AliceBag, Mary Sims aka #DinahCancer, #Phranc, Elissa Bello, Tracy Lea etc. Their nominal leader was Shannon Wilhelm, whose horror-movie style, biting wit, and raging fearlessness - the tales of her adventures I’ve heard are jaw-dropping - made her perhaps TOO intense a presence to thrive. A bootleg of a live KPFK radio performance was all they left behind, and Shannon passed away in the mid-90s. But this song and her wild performance (“she’s always there . . . the . . . ex . . . girlfriend!”) deserves to be better remembered.

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pkz

  4. #MusicWomenWednesday #PunkRock

    #CastrationSquad - "The X-Girlfriend" (1980)

    Has no one talked about these foundational women here before? CS were a short lived all-female Hollywood #DeathRock band featuring half a dozen folks who'd turn up in more famous bands: #AliceBag, Mary Sims aka #DinahCancer, #Phranc, Elissa Bello, Tracy Lea etc. Their nominal leader was Shannon Wilhelm, whose horror-movie style, biting wit, and raging fearlessness - the tales of her adventures I’ve heard are jaw-dropping - made her perhaps TOO intense a presence to thrive. A bootleg of a live KPFK radio performance was all they left behind, and Shannon passed away in the mid-90s. But this song and her wild performance (“she’s always there . . . the . . . ex . . . girlfriend!”) deserves to be better remembered.

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pkz

  5. #MusicWomenWednesday #PunkRock

    #CastrationSquad - "The X-Girlfriend" (1980)

    Has no one talked about these foundational women here before? CS were a short lived all-female Hollywood #DeathRock band featuring half a dozen folks who'd turn up in more famous bands: #AliceBag, Mary Sims aka #DinahCancer, #Phranc, Elissa Bello, Tracy Lea etc. Their nominal leader was Shannon Wilhelm, whose horror-movie style, biting wit, and raging fearlessness - the tales of her adventures I’ve heard are jaw-dropping - made her perhaps TOO intense a presence to thrive. A bootleg of a live KPFK radio performance was all they left behind, and Shannon passed away in the mid-90s. But this song and her wild performance (“she’s always there . . . the . . . ex . . . girlfriend!”) deserves to be better remembered.

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pkz