'Misandrist' Female Singer-Songwriters of the Nineties

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Everything but the Music

UCLA Music Studies

10 episodes

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Everything but the Music is a podcast where UCLA undergraduates talk about all things musicking, from contemporary opera to protest anthems to the sounds of other animals.

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Everything but the Music is a podcast where UCLA undergraduates talk about all things musicking, from contemporary opera to protest anthems to the sounds of other animals.

Music Commentary

Music

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'Misandrist' Female Singer-Songwriters of the Nineties

Everything but the Music

1 hour 17 minutes 58 seconds

3 years ago

'Misandrist' Female Singer-Songwriters of the Nineties

In this episode, we discuss how the “misandrist” female singer-songwriters of the nineties were progressively feminist for their time, and how people's perceptions of them would be similar and/or different in today’s day and age. The three main artists we discuss are Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, and PJ Harvey.

CW: This episode contains mentions of sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised.