The Gits - album Frenching the bully 1992 (2003)

The first album by The Gits was an album full of energy, the punky-grungy fury of the front women Mia Zapata (who lost her life just less than one year later after being beaten, and raped) was the album's engine. The andrenalinic charge of "Frenching the bully" punk rock owes much of its strength to Mia Zapata's angry voice, a succession of excited and feverish anthems, hardcore fury mixed with brute disruption, raw intesity, with beautiful vocals and lyrics about depression and politics, with powerful guitars and drums accompanied with deep bass.

Mia Zapata - vocals.
Joe Spleen - guitars.
Matt Dresdner - bass.
Steve Moriarty - drums.

Absynthe.
Another shot of whiskey.
Insecurities.
Slaughter of Bruce.
Kings and Queens.
It all dies anyway.
While you're whistling, I'm still breathing.
A.
Wingo Lamo.
Cut my skin, it makes me human.
Here's to your fuck.
Second skin.