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Meredith Graves
Meredith Graves (born September 5, 1987) is an American musician. She fronted the punk rock band Perfect Pussy. In addition to making her own music, she ran independent music label Honor Press and served as director of music for the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. Graves is also a writer and music journalist, and has served as an anchor at MTV News.
Meredith Graves was born on September 5, 1987. Graves began playing piano and guitar at age 11, and touring by age 19; their mother is also a performer, in musical theater. Her father is a journalist.
Graves learned to sew in high school and worked as a seamstress during and after college.
Early in her music career, Graves led a band called Mouse and the Love & Light Orkestra.
Graves was a guitarist and vocalist for Syracuse noise rock trio, Shoppers. The A.V. Club described their 2011 release Silver Year as "a short, intense breakup album about the terrible things we’re capable of when our feelings are hurt;" Punk News called it "top notch noise-rock."
Graves next became frontwoman for the hardcore punk band Perfect Pussy, founded in 2012 in Syracuse, New York. After Shoppers disbanded, film director Scott Coffey asked Graves to appear in his movie Adult World, shooting in upstate New York. Graves assembled a "fake band" and wrote a song for the film, but even after filming, the group continued performing together, and posted their first demo I Have Lost All Desire for Feeling to Bandcamp in 2013.
In Billboard, Reggie Ugwu described the demo as "purpose-filled, bone-rattling and brisk, the kind of electrically charged debut that can shock a jaded blogger out of his torpor."
Ugwu noted "Graves’ hyper-literate, rapid-fire prose" on Perfect Pussy's 2014 LP Say Yes to Love. Say Yes to Love's release included a limited edition vinyl pressing of the record mixed with Graves's menstrual blood, which quickly sold out.
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Meredith Graves
Meredith Graves (born September 5, 1987) is an American musician. She fronted the punk rock band Perfect Pussy. In addition to making her own music, she ran independent music label Honor Press and served as director of music for the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. Graves is also a writer and music journalist, and has served as an anchor at MTV News.
Meredith Graves was born on September 5, 1987. Graves began playing piano and guitar at age 11, and touring by age 19; their mother is also a performer, in musical theater. Her father is a journalist.
Graves learned to sew in high school and worked as a seamstress during and after college.
Early in her music career, Graves led a band called Mouse and the Love & Light Orkestra.
Graves was a guitarist and vocalist for Syracuse noise rock trio, Shoppers. The A.V. Club described their 2011 release Silver Year as "a short, intense breakup album about the terrible things we’re capable of when our feelings are hurt;" Punk News called it "top notch noise-rock."
Graves next became frontwoman for the hardcore punk band Perfect Pussy, founded in 2012 in Syracuse, New York. After Shoppers disbanded, film director Scott Coffey asked Graves to appear in his movie Adult World, shooting in upstate New York. Graves assembled a "fake band" and wrote a song for the film, but even after filming, the group continued performing together, and posted their first demo I Have Lost All Desire for Feeling to Bandcamp in 2013.
In Billboard, Reggie Ugwu described the demo as "purpose-filled, bone-rattling and brisk, the kind of electrically charged debut that can shock a jaded blogger out of his torpor."
Ugwu noted "Graves’ hyper-literate, rapid-fire prose" on Perfect Pussy's 2014 LP Say Yes to Love. Say Yes to Love's release included a limited edition vinyl pressing of the record mixed with Graves's menstrual blood, which quickly sold out.
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