NEO BOYS -7" EP 1980 Portland PUNK DIY Female Rock Band No Wave Orig NEW
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NEO BOYS - 7" EP 1980 Portland PUNK DIY Female Rock Band No Wave Orig NEW A Friend owned a Punk Record Store in SF specializing in Female Rock Groups after it closed I bought this New item from her and it sat on shelf till now there is a small red dot upper right where she would write price. Everything is original The fold out sleeve is original Shipping in US only no exceptions
Neo Boys were contemporaries of first-wave Portland punk bands like Wipers and the Rats, but their sound was also rooted in the skinny elemental riffs and the outsider spirit of New York punk. In 1978, four years after Tom Verlaine, Richard Hell, and Billy Ficca had disbanded their Downtown proto-punk band, Neon Boys, and formed Television, teenage sisters K.T. (vox) and Kim Kincaid (bass) began Neo Boys on the other side of the country. (They eventually opened for Television, an impressive first gig.) Kim's smart, poetic singing was gruff and expressive in a way that sometimes recalled a more direct Patti Smith. Also comprising drummer Pat Baum and guitarist Jennifer Labianco, who later left and was replaced by the more proficient Meg Hentges, Neo Boys were a pioneering all-female punk group in the region and challenged the conventional notion that girls could only be singers.
Over their five-year run (they disbanded in 1983) the band was primarily an opening act, playing makeshift venues like houses, colleges, galleries, and their practice space.
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