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  • Sleater-Kinney
    Sleater-Kinney

    Sleater-Kinney’s sophomore release, Call the Doctor (1996), brought the band attention with its sharp attacks on consumer culture and gender inequality. On songs such as “I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone,” the group even skewers the very indie rock scene in which it had become widely celebrated. With…

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    Sleater-Kinney’s sophomore release, Call the Doctor (1996), brought the band attention with its sharp attacks on consumer culture and gender inequality. On songs such as “I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone,” the group even skewers the very indie rock scene in which it had become widely celebrated. With…

    Read More