She Mob

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Upcoming Halloween Show with The Rotten Logs

Posted by on Oct 13, 2014

Hey-o! Joy and Lisa take a side detour with Joy’s side-project, The Rotten Logs, performing at the 13th Annual Murder Ballads Bash this October 31st at the Starry Plough. Doors open at 8 pm, music starts at 9 pm. $8-12 slidin’ scale and costume contest! Do come! 3101 Shattuck in Berkeley. ALWAYS a good time at the Murder Ballads Bash. All the details are here. Featuring (in no...

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Say hello to She Mob’s fourth album, “Right in the Head”

Posted by on May 1, 2014

Hello! It’s our latest and it’s available here at CDBaby for digital download. We’ll work on a tangible album format in the near future. We hope you enjoy this musical happening. You know how people always say, “We had a blast making it,” and you think, riiight. Well, we really did. Joy, Karry, Suki and Lisa would never lie about this. How did we come up with the...

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Right in the Head

Posted by on May 1, 2014

Right in the Head

It’s here! Right in the Head – twelve tracks of unmitigated She Mob. What was the lead-up to this incredible happening? She Mob, on a seemingly never-ending hiatus, was reformed when Karry Walker (Ultralash, The Hollywood Laundrette) gave Joy (Sue) a call and said, “She Mob should reform, and I’ll play bass if you’d like.” Or words to that effect. Soon...

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Turn To Chocolate

Posted by on Nov 15, 2001

Turn To Chocolate

“Reckless and spirited, She Mob recalls the days when wit and determination were treasured commodities in the punk community. Remember The Raincoats? The Pastels? She Mob stands in good company. – John Chandler, Portland Tribune, December 14, 2001 “They’ve tweaked their special brand of synthesized garage-pop so that it alternates between clangy Shirelles harmonies, Le...

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Cancel the Wedding

Posted by on Jan 1, 1999

Cancel the Wedding

“Three women in wigs shout their shouts and tell their weird, unassuming tales.” – Robert Christgau, “Honorable Mention” Pazz & Jop Poll, Village Voice, March 1, 2000 “As with such modest, cutting 1980s UK punk combos as Delta 5, women singing like people having real conversations. Increasingly funny, vehement, distracted conversations.” –...

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