“There have always been angry women in music, but these days, an album like The Devil You Know feels like dressing a wound on the battlefield—exactly what you need in order to carry on the fight. It is angry but never ugly, melodic without ever being syrupy, addressing gun violence, street harassment and more, all without ever becoming overbearing or preachy. Right off the top, “Bimbo” sets the to”
“The punk trio’s unfussy production and precise vocal harmonies are a testament to their well-earned longevity.”
