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Danger Girls
Danger Girls formed in Los Angeles in 1984 as an all-female quartet with Jenni Muldaur on vocals, Vicki Peterson on guitar, Patty Schemel on bass, and Gina...
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Danger Girls formed in Los Angeles in 1984 as an all-female quartet with Jenni Muldaur on vocals, Vicki Peterson on guitar, Patty Schemel on bass, and Gina Schock on drums. Their debut album 'Who I'm' came out the following year. They were part of an underground scene where their straightforward punk sound sometimes met with skepticism from a male-dominated industry.
They put out four albums between 1985 and 1991, including 'This Ain't No Carnival' and 'Far from Nowhere.' Their lyrics often dealt with themes of female empowerment and social issues, which along with their live shows could stir up both support and criticism. The band drew from influences like Patti Smith and the Ramones, mixing punk with rockabilly and garage elements.
Jenni Muldaur's vocals anchored their sound, while Vicki Peterson's guitar work added a sharp edge. Patty Schemel's bass and Gina Schock's drumming, which pulled from various styles, gave their music its driving foundation. They worked in a space where being an all-female punk band was still something of an anomaly in the mid-80s.
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