Music Is None Of Our Business Episode Thirteen - Not Superstitious
Oct 17, 2025
Dive into a celebration of powerful female-fronted bands! Enjoy lively discussions on chaotic noise from Big Stick and Yanna Trance. Dave shares his love for The Shangri-Las' dramatic hits, while Jake explores the intensity of Jill Dredd and Brooks and Maria. Discover Blondie's genre-defining pop-rock influences and Koti Tahova's fierce punk anthems. Don't miss insights on Marine Girls' lo-fi beauty and the haunting sounds of Portishead. With laughter and guffaws, the hosts reflect on the richness of this music scene!
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Why The Shangri-Las Still Matter
- Dave explains his chronological picks and introduces the Shangri-Las, praising Mary Weiss's voice and 'Leader of the Pack.'
- He mentions the group's brief active years and Mary Weiss's later solo album, Dangerous Game.
Band Leaders Shape Sound Direction
- Jake highlights Jill Dredd's role as founder, singer, and guitarist shaping Brooks and Maria's sound.
- He links their aggressive noise-rock to varied influences like Melvins and Motorhead, showing genre blending beyond simple punk labels.
Blondie: Image Backed By Craft
- Dave picks Blondie and traces Debbie Harry's origins, early line-up, and breakthrough from 1976 to Parallel Lines.
- He praises the first four Blondie LPs and Clem Burke's tasteful drumming while noting later decline.
