From Dead Kennedys to Death Angel:?The one hundred and first?LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we've been writing about all week, is live now. There's electronic music from Conro, hip-hop from Doechii, punk from the Dead Kennedys and Bikini Kill, metal from Sepultura and Testament, and so much more.

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Kathleen Hanna of print stars Bikini Kill told us that, When Bikini Kill played in the '90s, there was a lot of violence and aggression towards us, and there were also a lot of people who loved us and were very supportive. It's really amazing for me to come back as a singer so many years later and get so much love and positivity. I think people don't realize that we weren't a popular band Bikini Kill was a very niche thing. People either really loved us or wanted to literally kill us. There were a lot of 'you guys don't even deserve to exist,' kind of sentiment. So to come back and be like, we do deserve to exist and actually, these songs sadly, sadly, sadly, sadly are feeling more relevant now than they did then. It's great that I feel like singing the songs again when I didn't feel like singing them for 20 years, but jeez, I would rather that the world was a better place. I wish I could sing about flowers.

In Not Another DJ, Conro said,Around grade 11-12 I wrote and recorded an acoustic/folk type album and played in some bands until around 2010. Then I started focusing very seriously when I release my first record in 2012. I just loved writing and recording and focused all my attention on that.