"Going to a Violent Vickie show allows one to see how punk pesters pop to be something better, to re-imagine itself in a culture [devoid] of lackluster glitz and empty verses." (Sepand, Scream Queens Radio) Monster Alley ingeniously disguises Violent Vickie s feminist political agendas in 11 dance- til-you-die songs. In the introductory track "Drugs," she croons you ain t got to worry when you got drugs with a strung-out detachment to a uptempo, diamond-hard beat, while the ironically lascivious "Come and Run" concerns a bad sexual experience, and "The Scientist" takes a critical look at the pharmaceutical industry. Following in the footsteps of the iconic electropop band Le Tigre, Violent Vickie breathes a new punk rock ethos into electronic music. (Hangout.altsounds)