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Chicago-born feminist punk duo the Ovens overcome separation and isolation on DistanceLeor Galilon November 16, 2020 at 6:00 pm


Chicago feminist punk two-piece the Ovens debuted a decade ago with a charming, rowdy self-titled album that put heteronormativity in its crosshairs. In 2012 they released a second full-length (Settings) and an EP (Try), but since then they’ve been fairly quiet—probably because guitarist-vocalist Heather now lives in Brooklyn, while drummer-vocalist LB remains in Chicago.…Read More

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