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10 Extreme Controversial Bands And Musicians [WARNING: contains foul language and offensive concepts.] In their early days, The Who’s live performances would sometimes culminate in the band destroying their instruments. Guitarist Pete Townsend would hold his six-string aloft and proceed to smash it against the stage. Earlier this year, Californian indie star Phoebe Bridgers attempted a similar feat on Saturday Night Live. At the climax of her song “I Know The End”, Bridgers started bashing her guitar against a monitor. A few sparks came out, but nothing actually broke. She later tweeted that she had asked the guitar company’s permission before trying to trash their kit and assured fans that the monitor was a prop. Outrageous behavior. ....
Vaughan Gunson: Are young women in all-female bands keeping the rock n roll spirit alive? 30 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read British singer-songwriter Nadine Shah. The shock of recognition you might be like the male character in the song Fool is kind of thrilling, says Vaughan Gunson. Photo / Getty Images British singer-songwriter Nadine Shah. The shock of recognition you might be like the male character in the song Fool is kind of thrilling, says Vaughan Gunson. Photo / Getty Images Northern Advocate LIFE, ART AND EVERYTHING Neil Young wrote that rock and roll can never die in his 1979 song Hey Hey My My. In the same song, he added, it s better to burn out than fade away . ....
WPGU 107.1 Goat Girl stormed onto the post-punk scene with lyrics about building a bonfire out of the Tories in “Burn the Stake,” thereby taken as a political band. Signing with Rough Trade Records as teenagers, self-titled work of Clottie Cream (guitar and vocals), L.E.D (guitar and vocals), Naima Jelly (bass), and Rosy Bones (drums) featured 19 songs with many not even hitting the two minute mark. It brimmed with clattering, playful ruckus, and lyrics embedded with pain and disguised as apathy. On All Fours finds the band has branched out with an experimental sound, exposing a deeper state of vulnerability. ....