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30 years of raging by Peaches, Bikini Kill and Björk, still going strong

  • Written by: Andrea Jean Baker, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Monash University
30 years of raging by Peaches, Bikini Kill and Björk, still going strongSantiago Felipe/Perth Festival

Kathleen Hanna yells like she did in the 1990s, pushing the toxic male patriarchy out of the moshpit at Melbourne’s The Forum on the eve of International Women’s Day.

Hanna’s band Bikini Kill rampages through hits such as Suck My Left One, thrilling a happy, bopping crowd of parents with their...

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