Women
Public Strain

Women are a 4 piece Canadian band consisting of Patrick Flegel vocals/guitar, Matt Flegel bass/vocals, Chris Reimer guitar/vocals, and Michael Wallace...

Women occupy a unique place in the indie rock spectrum. Their songs and makeup can put them nowhere else- Public Strain would be a Deerhunter album if...

Though there are conflicting reports everywhere. It seems that Women have begun a hiatus. Just months after the release of Public Strain, the Calgary,...

Alberta is the steely,working class oil province of Canada more known forthe Calgary Stampede and the Hart family of wrestling than its indie rockscen...

Women aren't a metal band; just one whose frigid, clattering lo-fi guitar racket sounds like it was composed on metal. The fidelity hasn't improved mu...

Women are men, at least in this band. Women, here, are a quartet from Calgary that make a glorious noise. Their sophomore effort, "Public Strain," is ...

New York's No Wave scene came into existence due to the disconnect between an upcoming generation of artists and their more commercially minded predec...

All the heroic-caliber reunions of the bands of my formative years have me scurrying back to Luc Sante?s Low Life for the best definition I?ve found o...

There are few other moments in life as blissful as attaining that coveted rush upon first spinning a new album; that grandiose moment of joy where you...

Women’s 2008 self-titled debut is one of my favorite records. As with many loves, however, it's difficult to tell you why, exactly. When I first laid ...