The 90s were the best time in music history for women that rocked. When punk went pop the alternative underground was full of killer rock bands fronted and driven by women, including Veruca Salt. Co-founders Louise Post and Nina Gordon made a big splash with hits like "Seether" and "Volcano Girls" and even after Nina left, Louise kept the band going for two more equally, if not harder edged, albums. Louise recently released her first solo album, Sleepwalker, which shows a lot of maturity and vulnerability but loses none of the songcraft. Louise talks about how the pandemic, marriage, children, and time brought out some of those vulnerabilities and a lot more. She's an inspiration. Enjoy!
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Episode 415 - Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols/Solo
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Episode 414 - Debora Iyall of Romeo Void
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Episode 413 - Peter Case of the Nerves/the Plimsouls/Solo
Episode 412 - Nik Kershaw and Henry Priestman of Yachts/The Christians/Solo
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Episode 411 - Rodney Anonymous of the Dead Milkmen
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Episode 410 - John Leckie
Episode 409 - Tony Carey
Episode 408 - Sean Dickson of the Soup Dragons/HiFi Sean
Episode 407 - Ron Sexsmith
Book Club - Gary Graff author of Alice Cooper @ 75
Episode 406 - Dan Wilson
Episode 405 - Steve Hillage
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