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Aggress me!
Thu, Jul 24, 2008 (midnight)
Wisconsin’s Naked Aggression aren’t your normal ’90s Midwest punk-rockers. As a seminal force in the riot-grrl scene founded by those lovely ladies in Bikini Kill, Naked Aggression made a mark on the anarcho-punk community that still stands as a blistering commentary on the roles of sexism and anti-corporate oppression in America. All politics aside, however, if you’re looking for a reason to dust off those combat boots, alter those jeans three sizes in (or out), spike up your hair with glue and grab a couple of 40-ounces, this concert’s for you, blood!
With The Broads, Blatant, Resistant Culture. July 26, 7 p.m., $10. Rejavanate, 253-7721.
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