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The Sick Lipstick
The Sick Lipstick formed in the late 1990s with Anya "Lipstick" Petrova on vocals, Jake "Razor" Riley on guitar, Marc "Thunder" Thompson on bass, and Kyle...
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10-4, Can You Read Me?
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Cats Are Dangerous
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Come Get Yr. Eggs
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Get Up, Catch Up!
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Go To Bed
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Knit-Stitch/Crotch Itch
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Mommy's At The Grocery Store
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Pretend I'm Sleeping
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She Has A Broken Femur
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Sting Sting Sting
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Thigh Master, I'm Yr. Master
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Zombie Cookie
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The Sick Lipstick formed in the late 1990s with Anya "Lipstick" Petrova on vocals, Jake "Razor" Riley on guitar, Marc "Thunder" Thompson on bass, and Kyle "Boom" Carter on drums. Their debut album '10-4, Can You Read Me?' came out in 1997, with the title track becoming one of their most recognizable songs. Other early tracks like 'Cats Are Dangerous' and 'Mommy's At The Grocery Store' showed their mix of punk energy and offbeat lyrical themes.
They released several more albums over the next two decades, including 'Black Lipstick' in 2001 and 'Electric Storm' in 2005. Their sound incorporated elements beyond straightforward punk, touching on glam rock and other styles. Songs like 'Get Up, Catch Up!' and 'Pretend I'm Sleeping' maintained their characteristic blend of aggression and dark humor.
Their live shows developed a reputation for high energy, with Petrova's intense stage presence and Carter's driving drum work. The band continued recording into the 2010s and 2020s, putting out 'The Sick Lipstick Effect' in 2012 and 'Phoenix Rising' in 2020. Tracks like 'Knit-Stitch/Crotch Itch' and 'Come Get Yr. Eggs' kept their distinctive approach intact across their catalog.
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