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10 Extreme Controversial Bands And Musicians [WARNING: contains foul language and offensive concepts.] In their early days, The Who’s live performances would sometimes culminate in the band destroying their instruments. Guitarist Pete Townsend would hold his six-string aloft and proceed to smash it against the stage. Earlier this year, Californian indie star Phoebe Bridgers attempted a similar feat on Saturday Night Live. At the climax of her song “I Know The End”, Bridgers started bashin...

WPGU 107.1 Goat Girl stormed onto the post-punk scene with lyrics about building a bonfire out of the Tories in “Burn the Stake,” thereby taken as a political band. Signing with Rough Trade Records as teenagers, self-titled work of Clottie Cream (guitar and vocals), L.E.D (guitar and vocals), Naima Jelly (bass), and Rosy Bones (drums) featured 19 songs with many not even hitting the two minute mark. It brimmed with clattering, playful ruckus, and lyrics embedded with pain and disguised as a...

A Colourful Chaos: Clash Meets Goat Girl "Its cathartic to write it down, and to talk about, and to engage in conversation about it..." “I guess it’s the four of us coming together as the legs of the goat?” says Rosy Jones of Goat Girl’s latest album with a laugh. “A journey through light and dark. Good and bad. A colourful chaos,” follows up Holly Mullineaux. From across London via Zoom, three-quarters of the South London post-punk band - Cl...

The Best Albums of January 2021: Maluma, Weezer and More Jon Dolan Each month, the editors and critics at Rolling Stone compile a list of our favorite new albums. Our picks for January include Colombian pop star Maluma’s Jamaican detour, a brilliant new LP from hip-hop innovator Madlib and great post-punk from Pom Poko and Goat Girl. Maluma, The Colombian star worked with Jamaican artists to create an organic LP that never feels like musical tourism. Though the island’s l...