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  • Who Let the Dogs Out [City Slang, 2025] A

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Who Let the Dogs Out [City Slang, 2025]
As girlpunk and/or grrrlpunk goes, this two-woman U.K. band that was once a mixed-gender and/or all-female four-piece is remarkable not just for its specialty in disruptive noise but for its fluctuating sexuality. By that I mean not so much gender identity, although they're happy to tease that one out for you if you pay attention, but such subjects addressed and left in smithereens as police brutality, broken body cameras, filthy-rich nepo babies, workplace harassment, glass ceilings, crossed fingers, the wrong love to die on, and how could I leave out the climactic "cuntology"—which, if you'll permit me to beg your pardon, is their term, not mine. A