Interviews
War On Women Use Co-ed Feminist Hardcore-Punk to Push the Power to Be Yourself! – Rock Heart #017
While at a recent Virginia tour stop we spoke with Baltimore, MD’s War On Women and how their Bridge Nine Records-released music offers their fans a bit of freedom to be themselves.
While at a recent Virginia tour stop we spoke with Baltimore, MD’s War On Women and how their Bridge Nine Records-released music offers their fans a bit of freedom to be themselves. With songs that run the gamut from bystander intervention and anti-sexism to racism, ableism and cis-sexism, this hardcore band’s fans responded in a positive way.
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