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War On Woman
War on Women formed in Baltimore's punk scene with Shawna Potter on vocals and guitar, Jen Wisniewski on drums, and Kyle Lloyd on bass. They released their...
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War on Women formed in Baltimore's punk scene with Shawna Potter on vocals and guitar, Jen Wisniewski on drums, and Kyle Lloyd on bass. They released their self-titled debut in 2015, followed by 'Wonderful Hell' in 2017 and 'Sleepwell Beast' in 2020. Their music combines raw punk energy with Potter's impassioned delivery.
Their song 'Pro Life' sparked debate for its confrontational stance on reproductive rights, drawing criticism from some quarters. The band has used their platform to advocate for feminist causes and denounce misogyny, with lyrics that explore female empowerment and social injustice.
War on Women has been featured in publications like Rolling Stone and The New York Times. They've partnered with organizations supporting LGBTQ+ rights and reproductive justice, extending their influence beyond music into activism.
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