No Cities To Love is Sleater-Kinney’s first release in a decade. Image: Amazon.co.uk

Born out of the feminist punk movement of the Great Pacific Northwest, seminal 90s band Sleater-Kinney have returned after a ten year hiatus.

A New Wave focuses on this return, on the fans who have discovered them, and stayed with them throughout their absence.

The band Sleater-Kinney performing at Mississippi Nights on October 8, 2005 “Sleater-Kinney” by tyler craft – Flickr. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Sleater-Kinney are a band who have managed to inspire and influence whole new generation of young people in their absence, suggesting that the thirst for powerful, intelligent feminist-punk is still alive, well and thriving.

The band played a sold-out show at the Camden Roundhouse in March 2015, their first visit to London in a decade.

Playlist

Bury Your Friends – Sleater-Kinney
Jumpers – Sleater-Kinney
Oh! – Sleater-Kinney
Rebel Girl – Bikini Kill
Deceptecon – Le Tigre
Cool Schmool – Bratmobile
Modern Girl – Sleater-Kinney
A New Wave – Sleater-Kinney

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A big thank you to Emily Nash, Elliot Bentley, Hannah Keenleyside and Richard Jones for their involvement in this project.