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Poison GirlsThe Poison Girls were a British anarcho-punk band. The female singer, Vi Subsersa, wrote songs that explored sexuality and gender roles, usually from an anarchist perspective. Poison Girls formed in Brighton, UK in 1977, before moving to Burleigh House in Essex, near to Dial House, the home of fellow anarchist band Crass, with whom they worked closely for a number of years. They released 5 albums and eight EP's and singles. Discography - "Closed Shop/Piano Lessons" (X-N-Trix Records, 1979, split 12" single with Fatal Microbes)
- Hex (X-N-Trix, 1979, rereleased on Crass Records, 1981)
- "Persons Unknown" (Crass Records, 1980, joint single with Crass as a benefit to raise funds to start an Anarchist Centre)
- Chappaquidick Bride (Crass Records, 1980)
- "All Systems Go!" (Crass Records, 1981)
- Total Exposure (live LP) (X-N-Trix, 1981)
- Where's the Pleasure? (X-N-Trix, 1982)
- "One Good Reason" (Illuminted Records, 1983)
- "Are You Happy Now?" (Illuminated Records, 1983)
- "I'm Not A Real Woman" (X-N-Trix, 1984)
- Seven Year Scratch (X-N-Trix, 1984, double compilation from previous releases plus live material)
- Songs of Praise (1985, features cover artwork by Clifford Harper)
- "The Price of Grain" (1985)
- Statement- The Complete Recordings (Cooking Vinyl, 1995, 4 CD boxed set with accompanying lyric and history booklets)
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