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Revolution Without Guns
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Spit Me Out
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Nile's Song
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Burning Bush Phoenix, Arizona
Burning Bush was an all female power trio from Phoenix, AZ active from 1987 - 1993. They were forerunners of the Riot Grrl movement and active opposers of nuclear testing and the right wing agenda. Their music can be described as psychedelic post-punk infused with funk, as they evolved, they maintained their pop sensibility by deftly balancing hooks with beautifully performed call & answer vocals. ... more
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