Rock greats and feminist powerhouses Sleater-Kinney kicked off their North American "Little Rope Tour" in Nashville on Thursday night. The indie band — known for their role in the "riot grrrl" ...
Sleater-Kinney co-founder Brownstein's mother and stepfather were killed in a 2022 car accident as the band was working on its 11th record Sleater-Kinney's new and 11th album, Little Rope, out Friday, ...
The band’s 11th album, “Little Rope,” was born out of tragedy, but feels curiously restrained. By Lindsay Zoladz Nearly 20 years ago, when Sleater-Kinney released its towering seventh album, “The ...
This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. Our guests, Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker, formed the band Sleater-Kinney 30 years ago during the height of the riot grrrl feminist punk scene in Olympia, Wash ...
Sleater-Kinney co-founders Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein certainly didn’t realize it had been that long since they’d played the Washington city where, in 1994, they formed their groundbreaking ...
With their eleventh studio album “Little Rope” fresh in the minds of fans, Sleater-Kinney returned to St. Paul’s Palace Theatre Saturday with an enthusiastic crowd for a blistering 90-minute set. On a ...
Faced with an unimaginable tragedy in her life, Carrie Brownstein really only knew of one place to turn. Coping with the death of her mother and stepfather — both of whom perished in a car accident ...
Sleater-Kinney, the great Olympia, Washington, band that played Thursday night at the Riviera Theatre in Uptown, has been together exactly 30 years. This is worth noting because founding members ...
Like many great recording studios, Flora Recording & Playback, in Portland, Oregon, is unspectacular from the outside. A brick building situated on a moderately busy street in between two residential ...
Today, many know Carrie Brownstein for her role in the sketch comedy show she co-created, Portlandia. In it, Brownstein, along with comedian and musician Fred Armisen, poke fun at the peculiar and ...
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