RE: riot grrls

Driscoll, Catherine. "Girl Culture, Revenge and Global Capitalism: 
Cybergirls, Riot Grrls, Spice Girls," in Australian Feminist Studies.  Vol. 
14, No. 29, 1999.  p. 179.

you should also consider looking at what's come 'after' riot grrl stuff, 
both in terms of guitar bands (erase errata and other great bands on 
killrockstars) and electronics/punk (chicks on speed, le tigre, cobra 
killer, peaches et al)... it might even be worth considering the apparent 
increase (as opposed to 'beginning') of female participation in all genres 
of music production, and differing approaches (notably some attitudes to 
equipment - see pinknoises.com, & le tigre website).

good luck,
jon.



> I'm looking for a scholarly article suitable for a 3rd year media course
>
> that discusses the "riot grrl" phenomenon in music (eg Bikini Kill),
> particularly in terms of feminist politics and/or  representations of
> gender in pop. culture/music.



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