Women allege sexual misconduct by Burger Records musicians
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The women who brought down Burger Records Jessica Gelt © (Photographs by Christina House, Dania Maxwell and Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) Casey Redd, Taylor Kourkos, Charlotte Froom and Emily Langland. (Photographs by Christina House, Dania Maxwell and Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) Casey Redd was 14 when she began going to shows put on by popular indie-rock label Burger Records. The concerts, featuring contemporary garage and punk bands, were often all-ages, and a swell of excited teenage girls would be in attendance. Three years later when Redd was 17, she says Ph...