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Tura Satana
Tura Satana formed in the early 1980s with Jennifer Finch on lead vocals and guitar, Heather Findlay on bass and vocals, and Manda Klein on drums. Their name...
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Break
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Clean
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Cycle Of Violence
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Down
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Dry
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Empty
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Eternalux
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Flux
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Hypocrite
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Kiss Or Kill
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Last Rites
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Luna
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Negative Creep
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Omnia Vinat Amor
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Put Your Head Out
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Tura Satana formed in the early 1980s with Jennifer Finch on lead vocals and guitar, Heather Findlay on bass and vocals, and Manda Klein on drums. Their name came from a B-movie actress, which fit their raw, punk-influenced approach. They released their debut album 'Midnight Express' in 1985, followed by 'Break' in 1987, which included the title track that got some play on underground radio.
Their lyrics often dealt with sex, violence, and social issues, which drew criticism from conservative groups at the time. The 1989 album 'Get Damaged' moved into more experimental territory with industrial and noise elements. Songs like 'Clean' and 'Cycle Of Violence' reflected their blunt, confrontational style.
They were known for intense live shows, though their time as a band was relatively brief. Their music stayed mostly within the alternative and underground scenes rather than breaking through to mainstream success.
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