Sleater-Kinney

Sleater-Kinney is an American rock trio (Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein, Janet Weiss) formed in the 1990s and associated with the riot grrrl and indie rock scenes. They were active 1994–2006, went on hiatus, and reunited in 2014, releasing No Cities to Love (2015).

The band is known for its dual-guitar, high-energy sound often performed without a bass instrument; The Woods (2005) was produced by Dave Fridmann. Reviews note feminist/social themes and a trajectory from riot grrrl roots to more expansive alt-rock.

DeBaser hosts a small set of reviews (mostly enthusiastic or mixed) focused on Sleater-Kinney's loud dual-guitar sound and feminist-tinged lyrics. The Woods is repeatedly cited as a peak; other albums like All Hands On The Bad One and No Cities to Love receive mixed praise. Reviews note production choices, noise elements, and the band's evolution from riot grrrl roots.

For:fans of indie/alternative rock, listeners interested in feminist punk and 1990s-2000s US indie scenes