Kleenex
Kleenex formed in London in 1978 with Liliane Saint-Pierre on vocals, Anne-Marie Etien on guitar, Patricia Mortier on bass, and Magda Seron on drums. Their...
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Kleenex formed in London in 1978 with Liliane Saint-Pierre on vocals, Anne-Marie Etien on guitar, Patricia Mortier on bass, and Magda Seron on drums. Their sound had a raw, confrontational edge that fit the punk scene but felt distinct from it. They released two albums: 'Liliane and the Jungle of the Paranoids' in 1978 and 'Nice' the following year.
Their lyrics touched on topics like female empowerment and mental health, which stood out at the time. The song 'Nice' from their second album showed a slightly more polished approach while keeping their direct style. They didn't stay together long, but their music had a specific energy that resonated with certain listeners.
Saint-Pierre's vocals carried a particular intensity, and Etien's guitar work gave their songs both aggression and melody. Mortier's bass playing added a dynamic layer to their sound. They were one of those bands that existed briefly but left behind recordings that still sound like their own thing.
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