Radio Sloan
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| Radio Sloan | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Occupation(s) | Musician | |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar | |
| Associated acts |
The Need Ce Be Barns Band The Circuit Side Courtney Love and The Chelsea Scarling. The Herms |
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Radio Sloan is a musician from Olympia, Washington.
She is best known as a guitarist for The Need, the band she formed with Rachel Carns; her other bands include Ce Be Barns Band, The Circuit Side, Fact or Fiction and Courtney Love's short lived all-female backing band The Chelsea. She appeared as a guest with Los Angeles band Scarling., with whom she played bass guitar. She is also a member of Electroclash punk artist Peaches' live band, The Herms with JD Samson and Samantha Maloney.
She and singer Kathleen Hanna lived in a women's house at one time called "the Curse". [1] Later, she played guitar on Le Tigre's 2005 album This Island.
Radio Sloan is interviewed and appears with The Cebe Barns Band in the 2006 movie She's Real, Worse Than Queer, a documentary by Lucy Thane about women involved in the Queercore scene.
Radio is an out lesbian and has dated Clea DuVall, Miranda July, and Catherine Stauffer.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Margie Ruskin Stops Time Miranda July with music by The Need on Kill Rock Stars (1996)
- "Jacky O' Lantern" 7" single on Outpunk (1997)
- The Need CD on Chainsaw Records (1997)
- The Need 10" EP with Joe Preston and DJ Zeena on Up Records (1998)
- KaraNEEDoke double 7" collaborations with Slim Moon, Nomy Lamm, Audrey Marrs, Tracy Sawyer (formerly of Heavens to Betsy) and Tamala Poljak (formerly of Longstocking) on Kill Rock Stars
- The Transfused by Nomy Lamm with The Need CD on YoYo Records (2000)
- The Need Is Dead CD on Chainsaw Records (2000)
- This Island CD on Mr. Lady Records (2004)
[edit] Compilations
- "Sam" on Destination 7" Ross Records (1996)
- "Crown" on YoYo-a-GoGo - Another Live Record CD/LP YoYo Records (1997)
- "Talk Potty" on La Foresta Della Morte Soundtrack CD Toyo Records (1999)
- "Girl Flavour Gum" on The New Women's Music Sampler CD Mr. Lady Records (1999)
- "Vaselina", "Crown", "Majesty" on Homocore Minneapolis: Live & Loud CD Lefty Records (1999)
- "American Woman" on Projector LP YoYo Records (1999)
- "Resurrection", "The Green Manalishi (With the Two Pronged Crown)" on The Structure of Scientific Misconceptions/The System of Scientific Misconstructions compilation CD Toyo Records (2001)
