Tune in on Wednesday, September 9th at 4pm to hear Peach Pit catch up with Allison Wolfe of riot grrrl punk band Bratmobile ahead of their shows at Bottom of the Hill on September 11th and 12th.
In its third resurrection with more ferocity and wit than ever before, Bratmobile returns to the stage with the same feminist rhetoric and garage meets surf sensibility that took Olympia, WA by storm in the ‘90s.
With iconic records Pottymouth and Girls Get Busy, Bratmobile merges political, feminist ethos with playful snark and catchy punk licks. Utterly themselves and simultaneously representative of all that makes the riot grrrl revolution the cultural reset it was, Bratmobile created a distinct sound that remains iconic, recognizable, and unbelievably infectious.
In a rallying cry to take grrrls seriously, Bratmobile and their counterparts turned the punk scene and the world on its head.
Tune in while Peach Pit sits down with trailblazer Allison Wolfe to talk about early influences, Dolly Parton, the importance of community, and still doing the splits after all these years of rocking out and taking names.
