"Atypical girls": representatives of the punk movement from the 70s to the 90s
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/atypical-girls-representatives-of-the-punk-movement-from-the-70s-to-the-90s.htmlThese rare photos, published recently in Sam Nee's book "Atypical Girls: Styles and Sounds of the Transatlantic Indie Revolution" ("Untypical Girls: Styles and Sounds of the Transatlantic Indie Revolution"), show women from the world of alternative music. And all this against the background of the evolution of musical styles-from the appearance of punk in the UK in the late 70s to the American grunge of the 80s and even a little further.
Punk girls. In the center is Belinda Carlisle from the punk band Go-Go's. Los Angeles, 1978. Photo by Mike Murphy
Kim Gordon, alternative rock band Sonic Youth. Somewhere in Connecticut, 1987. Photo by Scott Munro
Paulie Styrin, the punk rock band X-Ray Spex. London, 1977. Photo by Jeremy Gibbs
Two protesting girls at a march for women's rights. Washington, DC, 1992. Photo by Pat Graham
Gee Vosher from the band CRASS. Liverpool, England, 1979. Photo by Mark Nick Jordan
A fan of the rock band Hüsker Dü. Somewhere in New Jersey, 1984. Photo by David Mackenzie
Punk rock band Slant 6. Washington, DC, 1992. Photo by Pat Graham
Pop-punk band Dolly Mixture. Doncaster, England, 1981. Photo by Rich Gunter
Protesters at the March for Women's Rights. Washington, DC, 1992. Photo by Pat Graham
Stef Petticoat from the post-punk band Petticoats. London, 1980. Photo by Stephanie Heinrich
Two post-punk fans. Wimbledon, London, 1980. Photo by Anita Corbin
Claire Kearney and Liz Gutekunst from Cancer Girls. Washington, DC, 1979. Photo by Peter Muiz
Rehearsal in the genre of Riot Grrrl
Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth. Hoboken, New Jersey, 1984. Photo by Dave Rick
Dancing to the music of the Big Boys. Houston, 1980. Photo by Ben Tecumseh DeSoto
Ari Ap from the band Slits, 1979. Photo by Graham McIndoe
The band Bikini Kill, 1993. Photo by Pat Graham
Bodysnatchers, 1980. Photo by Neil Anderson
Skinned Teen, 1983. Photo by Greg Nate
Strawberry Switchblade, 1982. Photo by Peter MacArthur
Lunachicks, 1989. Photo by Joe Dilworth
Modettes, 1980. Courtesy of Neil Anderson
Altered Images, 1981. Courtesy of Neil Anderson
Jane Fox from the punk band Marine Girls, 1981. Photo by Mark Flander
The Twinsets, 1981. Photo by Simon C
GUN CLUB, 1981. Photo by Mick Mercer
Bilinda Butcher, My Bloody Valentine band, 1988. Courtesy of Joe Dilworth
Julia Kafritz with Pussy Galore, 1988. Photo by G. G. Gonson
Sonic Youth, 1987. Photo by Scott Munro
Courtney Love, 1991. Photo by Brad Segal
Keywords: 70s | 80s | 90s | Girls | Musicians | Punks | Postpunk | Subculture | Subcultures
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