Bubblegum pop and popcorn horror have more in common than namesakes that end up beneath movie-theater seats. Beyond the critical disdain heaped on each genre, both the music and the movies are drawn to the clichés of rock 'n' roll-era American teenagerhood: innocent girls, bad boys, proms, and the occasional bloody knife murder. In the 1980s, UK bands like the Jesus and Mary Chain violated girl-group song structures with feedback, while downtown New York was moving beyond slasher flicks to what actor Nick Zedd called "the cinema of transgression." The Manhattan L… read more
Bubblegum pop and popcorn horror have more in common than namesakes that end up beneath movie-theater seats. Beyond the critical disdain heaped on ea… read more
Bubblegum pop and popcorn horror have more in common than namesakes that end up beneath movie-theater seats. Beyond the critical disdain heaped on each genre, both the music and the movi… read more
For anyone who loves fuzzed up guitar assaults, feedback, hit and run 10 minute gigs, female vocals, melodic pop, ear splitting minimalist noise—and hates a hell of a lot of other things. Dress it in black!
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For anyone who loves fuzzed up guitar assaults, feedback, hit and run 10 minute gigs, female vocals, melodic pop, ear splitting minimalist noise—and hates a hell of a lot of other things. Dress it in black!
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For anyone who loves fuzzed up guitar assaults, feedback, hit and run 10 minute gigs, female vocals, melodic pop, ear splitting minimalist noise—and hates a hell of a lot of other things. Dress it in black!
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