Estrogen Projection
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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Estrogen Projection is an all-female surf punk group from Lincoln, NE, made up of Lanie Schlueter (vocals/rhythm guitar), Amilia Breton (drums), Lexi Storm (lead guitar) and Lyla McConnell (bass). Each member brings to the band a different style of playing, resulting in the gnarly mashup of sound each Estrogen Projection song becomes. Lanie's love for classic folk (Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger taking a front seat) and post punk (Sisters of Mercy, The Replacements) resulted in the gritty, fast-paced pro-union ballad "Workers' Revolution", the band's first single, and an ode to their brothers and sisters working shitty jobs for shit pay. Hannah Romell's strong, lilting voice is reminiscent of Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval when it's soft, and competes neck-in-neck with punk's best female vocalists. Romell's introspective lyrics, met by her intricate basslines, create songs that are not only catchy and replayable, but interesting and different enough to stand out from the rest. See "VHS" and "White Lighter". Emma Harner brings to the table the fabulous convergence of singer/songwriter and mind-bending math rock licks that created the singles "50%" and "Dogma". Lyla's love for Wire, Pylon and Siouxsie & the Banshees shows through her unapologetic melodic basslines. Finally, Lexi's lead riffs, echoing hours spent listening to Tom Petty and QOTSA, coupled with vocal harmonies, complete the musical soundscape of Estrogen Projection.
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