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Screaming Females broke up last year, following the release of their Desire Pathway album. Prior to the album release, the band released a limited EP called Clover [EP] in 2022, which was only available at one live show. Today, the band issued a widespread release of Clover. which you can ...

New Jersey's Screaming Females – comprising of Marissa Paternoster, Jarrett Dougherty, and Mike Abbate – have announced their split.

Screaming Females, a critically beloved rock trio from New Jersey, has broken up, but why?

Screaming Females have announced the cancellation of all of their remaining 2023 shows due to a family emergency. The band released a statement on Instagram that reads, ”We are very sad to announce that due to a family emergency we are canceling the rest of our shows in 2023. We will not...

Talking with Marissa Paternoster ahead of the Jersey punk power trio’s stop at Drkmttr

Earlier this year, Screaming Females played seven shows in snowy Alaska. Director Kate Sweeney went with the group and recorded a documentary about the trek. You can see it below. The band released Desire Pathway earlier this year....

Foo Fighters, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, The Breeders, Braid, Ani DiFranco and Screaming Females highlight day one as Riot Fest kicks off in Chicago.

This week: Punk Rock Vegan Movie, spoken word, an author talk on Uber, a Bruce Lee tribute, Screaming Females, Oneida, and Insect Factory.

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Last year, the indie singer and songwriter Nina Nastasia returned from a traumatic decade-long hiatus with her album Riderless Horse. A few months ago, Nastasia teamed up with her friend Marissa Paternoster — whose band Screaming Females recently released their own badass album Desire Pathway — for a stripped-down version of the Riderless Horse song “You Were So Mad.” Today, Nastasia and Paternoster have done the same thing with another track.