"loving this. thank you people"
Kicks just got easier to find.
Old Punk On Hope -- More Pussy Riot!
Yeah -- I know -- I'm the only person on here with a fascination for these women, but damn, if you watch the video with the volume off, you can learn a thing or two about what they're doing. And it is sooo punk -- old style.
Uh, yuh -- I wish these women could really play -- alas, the songs aren't what they should be. Imagine how amazing it would be if the band was awesome AND they were doing the things they're doing -- mad invasions of chic boutiques to protest the oligarchy, shit like that. Where's a Russian Malcolm McLaren when you need one?
In the meantime -- watch this one -- love the looks from shop patrons, like WTF?
-
Comment by John Battles on February 11, 2012 at 11:25pm -
Yeah , you gotta admit , though , the color coded stockings and ski masks are great...The hell of it is , people would LOVE this in the states. It reminds me of the final scene in "Times Square" , only crazier !
-
Comment by melissa scott on February 12, 2012 at 4:12am -
It takes some serious ovaries to do what they are doing. I am not sure how many people get how incredibly radical these women are. Seems kinda naff to us, but in Russia, it would be absolutely insane to do what they are doing. I'm still amazed how close they got to the Kremlin!
Yeah, the stockings and masks are very cool. I really do wish the music was amazing -- they'd get more serious coverage in the West that way.
Comment
Welcome to The Hideout
A social networking site for fans of raunchy, wild rock'n'roll, old and new... garage, psych, punk, surf, rockabilly, soul, R&B, and lo-fi, primitive trash.
HIDEOUT ADS
Google Ads
Latest Activity
BLACKCAT69 replied to Veit Rausch's discussion Swedish garage-punk bands"Skurkarna are a great instro band from Gothenberg. They have a track on one of the Hideout comps. Check out their hilarious profile here on the Hideout: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profile/SKURKARNA"
MikeL joined kopper's group
Psychotronic Culture
This group is about the trashiest aspects of popular culture—the stuff that is usually ignored or not taken seriously by academia or mainstream society. Formerly known as the "Talkin' Trash" group.
BLACKCAT69 replied to BLACKCAT69's discussion The Trip! on 99.1 FM CJAM Windsor/ Detroit in the group Zines & Radio Shows"Unfortunately we are having turntable issues, so although we prefer it as a format, we won't be able to play as soon as we'd like so CD is preferred. Cheers!"
JJ & The Real Jerks replied to BLACKCAT69's discussion The Trip! on 99.1 FM CJAM Windsor/ Detroit in the group Zines & Radio Shows"Do you cats accept vinyl submissions too?
"
JJ & The Real Jerks joined kopper's groupZines & Radio Shows
This group is for 'zines (online or print), mags, radio shows, podcasts, or other projects where you write, review, or feature music.
Matt replied to King Lemon's discussion Is Facebook killing music? How important are Facebook likes?"I've never once been on Facebook. I go to shows, play shows, parties, buy records....whatever. I don't feel like I'm missing anything by not being on Facebook. I don't have anything against it. Everybody I know is on it. I guess…"
Music
Videos
Photos
Birthdays
Support the Site!
Ning networks aren't free! We rely heavily on member donations and banner ad sales to cover the hosting costs of this site. So if you like being a part of it, please donate a few bucks using the link above. Thanks!
© 2012 Created by kopper.
Powered by
You need to be a member of The GaragePunk Hideout to add comments!
Join The GaragePunk Hideout