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Lesbian Robin
Lesbian Robin formed in Salt Lake City in 1982 with Robin E. Lane on vocals and guitar, Polly P. on bass, and David B. Blalock on drums. They played a raw,...
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Lesbian Robin formed in Salt Lake City in 1982 with Robin E. Lane on vocals and guitar, Polly P. on bass, and David B. Blalock on drums. They played a raw, confrontational mix of punk and new wave that felt urgent and unpolished, with songs like "Drugs For Free" and "High Speed Burning Tire" capturing that energy.
Their lyrics dealt plainly with sexuality and social issues at a time when few bands were doing so openly. As a lesbian-fronted group, they faced regular discrimination from venues and radio stations, but kept playing shows and putting out records anyway.
They released albums like "Raised in Bondage" in 1983 and "Full Colored Black" in 1986. "Drugs For Free" became something of a punk standard, a straightforward anthem that didn't try to soften its message.
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