Julie Ruin
Kathleen Hanna · 1997
40 min · 15 tracks · punk rock
Raw energy collides with introspective lyrics, creating a punk sound that fuses personal turmoil with social critique.
Top tracks — play these first
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Radical or Pro-Parental — Opening with an urgent call to action, this track encapsulates the tension between youthful rebellion and societal expectations, setting the tone for the album’s themes.
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Apt. #5 — This song features a catchy melody underpinned by sharp lyrics that critique domesticity and personal identity, highlighting Hanna's unique blend of vulnerability and defiance.
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The Punk Singer — A tribute to Hanna's own journey, this track serves not just as a statement of identity but also reflects on the communal spirit of punk culture and its impact on personal empowerment.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Radical or Pro-Parental 2:15
- 2 V.G.I. 3:48
- 3 A Place Called Won’t Be There 2:52
- 4 Tania 2:41
- 5 Aerobicide 2:54
- 6 Apt. #5 3:13
- 7 My Morning Is Summer 3:15
- 8 I Wanna Know What Love Is 3:36
- 9 The Punk Singer 2:07
- 10 On Language 2:06
- 11 Crochet 2:01
- 12 Interlude 0:51
- 13 Stay Monkey 2:56
- 14 Breakout A-Town 2:22
- 15 Love Letter 3:08
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