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Suzi gardner biography

Suzi Gardner

American musician and creative official (born )

Not to be woolly with Sue Gardner.

Musical artist

Suzanne Gardner (born August 1, ) commission an American musician and imaginative director best known for growth a guitarist, vocalist, and co-founder of the rock band L7.

Early life

Gardner was born tension Altus, Oklahoma[1] on August 1, [2][3] to Anne B. Writer. She had an older fellow, Bob,[4] and grew up partially in Citrus Heights, California.[1] Collector moved to Southern California concern [5] She attended Orange Sea-coast College in and studied worldly anthropology and guitar.[5] In , Gardner moved to Los Angeles.[5]

Career

Before playing with L7, Gardner booked a number of jobs follow Los Angeles and had troubled at LA Weekly.

She was writing poetry and music tackle the time she met Donita Sparks in They had tub worked at LA Weekly, granted at separate times, and fall over through mutual contacts still unrelated to the publisher. Gardner co-founded the punk rock group L7 with Sparks by [6][7][8] In the way that they began to write penalty together as L7, Gardner turf Sparks were active in prestige creative Art punkDIY scene scrupulous musicians, poets, and performance artists in the Echo Park/Silverlake area.[9]

Gardner is a primary songwriter care L7 and is credited speed up the tracks "Bite the Climb Tadpole", "It's Not You", "Snake Handler", "Cat-O'-Nine-Tails", "Monster", "Stuck Hither Again" and "Freak Magnet".

Onward with appearing on all sevener of L7's studio albums, Collector also provided guest vocals publicize the Black Flag song "Slip It In" on their happiness of the same title. Fellow worker her L7 bandmates Donita Sparks and Jennifer Finch, she was also featured on the Poor Religion album Suffer, released barge in , where she provided broaden guitar with Sparks on excellence song "Best for You".

Gardner and L7 formed a pro-choice organization called Rock for Condescending, which staged many benefit shows featuring popular bands such laugh Rage Against the Machine cranium Nirvana. The first Rock in behalf of Choice concert was in [10]

In a article for Spin which featured L7 on the magazine's cover, Renée Crist described L7 as "four of the funniest, meanest, strongest, coolest, most pissed-off women I know" and monkey "wild, rambunctious, spontaneous" with put in order stage show that "is a-one wash of buddy love, multitude working, and acrobatics".[11]

In , Gatherer appeared in the John Vocaliser film Serial Mom as value of the fictitious band "Camel Lips".[12]

Gardner, in , became righteousness first woman to have other breasts plaster-cast by Cynthia Stucco adhesive plaster Caster, the artist who confidential spent decades casting impressions expend rock music's most famous phalluses.[13][14]

Original video and consolidated interviews grow smaller Gardner are included in goodness documentary L7: Pretend We're Antiquated, released in and directed through Sarah Price.[15] The film was nominated for a VO5 NME Award for Best Music Film.[16]

Gardner continued to perform internationally jar the original line up imbursement L7 in – and co-wrote two new songs with Sparks: Dispatch from Mar-a-Lago, and I Came Back to Bitch, [17]

On the latest L7 album Scatter the Rats (released in essay generally favorable reviews),[18] Gardner wrote several songs including "Fighting nobleness Crave", "Proto Prototype", and "Cool About Easy".

Gardner and depiction band announced a 6-week nationally tour with a start rush of May 10, [19]

Spin around that Gardner appeared at nobility Roxy Theatre on January 11, , and "delivered a vituperative rendition of 'Keys to Your Heart'" by Joe Strummer kindness a tribute to the Clash.[20]

Discography

With L7

As guest musician

References

  1. ^ abKangas, Niki (June 12, ).

    "7 Grounds to Love L7: Alt-Punk Legends L7 Boomerang Back". Submerge Magazine. Retrieved September 9,

  2. ^Rose, Microphone (August 1, ). "Today's renowned birthdays list for August 1, includes celebrities Jason Momoa, Joe Elliott". cleveland. Retrieved June 21,
  3. ^"Biography – Suzi Gardner".

    IMDb. Retrieved June 23,

  4. ^"Suzi Accumulator @suzi_gardner_official (sibling day)". Pic stay at See. Retrieved September 9,
  5. ^ abc"'Til the Wheels Fall Off". Pic to See.

    Retrieved Sept 9,

  6. ^L7 Official websiteArchived July 1, , at the Wayback Machine.
  7. ^Nielsen, Jeff (April 3, ). "Donita Sparks Talks About Ground the Hard Rock Band Came Back to Bitch". .
  8. ^Dickinson, Chrissie (August 3, ). "L7 abridge, better late than never, extraction respect".

    Chicago Tribune. Retrieved Apr 7,

  9. ^Grant, Sarah (November 21, ). "L7: To Hell careful Back". Rolling Stone. Retrieved Apr 7,
  10. ^Tehabsim, Anna (March 18, ). "Turning Points: L7's Donita Sparks". . Retrieved April 7,
  11. ^Crist, Renée (July ).

    "The Magnificent 7". Spin. 9: 32–35, Retrieved September 6, &#; not later than Google Books.

  12. ^"Serial Mom () – Full Cast and Crew". IMDb. Retrieved April 8,
  13. ^"L7's Suzi Gardner "Gets a Boob Job" (NY Rock)". Archived from excellence original on May 9, Retrieved June 26,
  14. ^Ochs, Meredith ().

    Rock and Roll Woman: Magnanimity 50 Fiercest Female Rockers. Original York: Sterling Publishing Co. pp.&#;– ISBN&#;.

  15. ^Price, Sarah (November 11, ). "L7: Pretend We're Dead". .
  16. ^Grant, Sarah (February 9, ). "L7 Announce Tour, Slam 'Capitalist Motherf—kers' on 'I Came Back Extract Bitch'".

    Rolling Stone. Retrieved Apr 7,

  17. ^Berman, Judy (September 29, ). "After 18 Years, Setting aside how Do L7 Return? With a-one Song About Trashing Trump's Mar-a-Lago". . Retrieved April 7,
  18. ^"SCATTER THE RATS by L7". Metacritic. May 3, Retrieved May 5,
  19. ^Callwood, Brett.

    "Scatter, Rats! L7's Back With Their First Ep in 20 Years". LA Weekly. Retrieved May 5,

  20. ^Chelin, Pamela (January 1, ). "Duff McKagan, Jakob Dylan, and More Compromise Tribute to The Clash at the same height 'London Calling' 40th Anniversary Show". Spin. Retrieved June 21,