Jenny Diver: Demo 7" flexi
Jenny Diver is an anarchist hardcore punk / punk rock influenced by bands like Revolución X, Bikini Kill, Atoxxxico, Brown Sugar, Terveet Kädet and L7, and also influenced by reggaeton music.
Our take: This 7” flexi preserves the aggressively eclectic demo from Mexico City’s Jenny Diver on a durable physical format, and I’m thankful for it. When I say “aggressively eclectic,” I mean you get everything from a melodic punk song that could have been on Lookout! Records (“El Rock De La Década”) to a blistering eight-second thrash explosion (“Lamento Boliviano Vol. 2”) to a drum machine-led, reggaeton-influenced track (“Perreocore”). Despite the eclecticism, everything feels natural here, hanging together because of the charismatic vocals and sense of joy oozing out of every track. It’s loose, lo-fi, and as unpretentious as they come. 100% punk.
Jenny Diver is an anarchist hardcore punk / punk rock influenced by bands like Revolución X, Bikini Kill, Atoxxxico, Brown Sugar, Terveet Kädet and L7, and also influenced by reggaeton music.
Our take: This 7” flexi preserves the aggressively eclectic demo from Mexico City’s Jenny Diver on a durable physical format, and I’m thankful for it. When I say “aggressively eclectic,” I mean you get everything from a melodic punk song that could have been on Lookout! Records (“El Rock De La Década”) to a blistering eight-second thrash explosion (“Lamento Boliviano Vol. 2”) to a drum machine-led, reggaeton-influenced track (“Perreocore”). Despite the eclecticism, everything feels natural here, hanging together because of the charismatic vocals and sense of joy oozing out of every track. It’s loose, lo-fi, and as unpretentious as they come. 100% punk.
Original: $8.50
-70%$8.50
$2.55Description
Jenny Diver is an anarchist hardcore punk / punk rock influenced by bands like Revolución X, Bikini Kill, Atoxxxico, Brown Sugar, Terveet Kädet and L7, and also influenced by reggaeton music.
Our take: This 7” flexi preserves the aggressively eclectic demo from Mexico City’s Jenny Diver on a durable physical format, and I’m thankful for it. When I say “aggressively eclectic,” I mean you get everything from a melodic punk song that could have been on Lookout! Records (“El Rock De La Década”) to a blistering eight-second thrash explosion (“Lamento Boliviano Vol. 2”) to a drum machine-led, reggaeton-influenced track (“Perreocore”). Despite the eclecticism, everything feels natural here, hanging together because of the charismatic vocals and sense of joy oozing out of every track. It’s loose, lo-fi, and as unpretentious as they come. 100% punk.
