S1E32 - Music: Shakespeare's Sister - Hormonally Yours (1992): Letters from the Fainting Couch

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Marxists at the Movies

Marxists At The Movies

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Marxists at the Movies is a radical media podcast from CineMarch Media 🎥🔨 Hosted by Edward Michael Francis (they/them/theirs) Each week, we dissect one film, TV, music, books, and gaming through a communist lens—unpacking labor, class, queer subtext, and unintentional revolutionary messaging in mainstream cinema. From camp classics to capitalist cautionary tales, we read between the reels to expose what the script doesn’t tell you 📽️🌹 New episodes drop every Saturday on Patreon, then publicly on Wednesday Visit www.cinemarchmedia.com and patreon.com/cinemarchmedia for more information.

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S1E32 - Music: Shakespeare's Sister - Hormonally Yours (1992): Letters from the Fainting Couch

Marxists at the Movies

22 minutes 47 seconds

1 month ago

S1E32 - Music: Shakespeare's Sister - Hormonally Yours (1992): Letters from the Fainting Couch

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September’s Marxists at the Music dives into the gothic pop brilliance of Shakespeare’s Sister and their 1992 album Hormonally Yours. From the haunting melodrama of “Stay” to the way Marcella Detroit and Siobhan Fahey built an unapologetically difficult, demanding pop record, we unpack how this album fused vulnerability with venom, electronic with organic, camp with catastrophe.

It’s an album of contradictions—beautiful and feral, theatrical and sincere—that carved out space for a kind of femininity both nurturing and dangerous. We’ll explore its influence, its refusal to play nice, and why it still echoes in the DNA of artists decades later.

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