I Like Loud Snare, And I Like

Since I Loved Underground Music, I Tried To Carve A Space For Feminism Within It. Those Were My Hopes.

You Learn That The Only Way To Get Rock-star Power As A Girl Is To Be A Groupie And Bare Your Breasts And Get Chosen For The Night. We Learn That The Only Way To Get Anywhere Is Through Men. And It's A Lie.

Certain People Are Like 'oh, Here Come The Feminazis!' You End Up Acting 10 Times Nicer Than You Even Need To Be, To Be The Opposite Of The Stereotype Like 'you're The Man Haters!' We're Always Bending Over Backwards Being Extra Nice. And I Don't Know If Being Nice Is My Legacy.

It's The Idea That We As People Can Control Our Own Destinies. The Government And The Corporations, More Even Than The Government, Can't Dictate What Artwork We're Supposed To Like Or What Comedy We're Supposed To Laugh At.

I Always Wanted To Play Music, But My Family Was More Interested In Handing Me Paints And Markers. Art Was Always My Favorite Subject In School, And I Can Remember Staying Up All Night Drawing As A Small Child. My Expression Via Art Was Extremely Strong As I Grew And Hasn't Stopped.