JG Thirlwell: the man Lydia Lunch called her “hero”
“Unending, thrilling genius.”
Lydia Lunch
‘Death Valley 69’: Lydia Lunch’s deathly “happy pop song”
“I have far more malignant material than that”.
Post-punk personified: Lydia Lunch on the song that captured the “disaffected youth” of the 1970s
“The charisma of Richard Hell, the psychosis of Robert Quine…”
Lydia Lunch: the anti-hero who carried on punk’s rebellion
Turning the sounds of anarchy into emotional exorcisms.
