Seminal feminist punk 禁止（する）d Bikini Kill 行う／開催する／段階s 復帰
Feminist punk 禁止（する）d Bikini Kill members (from L-R) Tobi Vail, Kathleen Hanna and Kathi Wilcox in their 90s-時代 heyday
A 90s-時代 過激な feminist punk 禁止（する）d whose 叫び声をあげる-along sound became a girl-力／強力にする call to 武器, Bikini Kill was a beacon for a 世代 of 行動主義者s 努力する／競うing for a world more hospitable to women.
Now, as an American political 戦う／戦い over reproductive 権利s 激怒（する）s more ひどく than it has in years, the group known for their catchphrase "革命 Girl Style, Now!" is 支援する, 再会させるing to spread their message of empowerment and equality, 抗議するing 暴力／激しさ against women and 標準的にする／正常にするing 女性（の） 怒り／怒る.
The group -- 含むing frontwoman Kathleen Hanna, Tobi Vail, Kathi Wilcox and newcomer Erica 夜明け Lyle -- broke up in 1997 but recently 配達するd a thunderous 一連の 業績／成果s in New York after playing shows in Los Angeles, and will 激しく揺する London on Monday.
"The world needs them again. I feel like they're like Captain Marvel, and we've flashed the Bikini Kill 調印する to bring them 支援する to earth, because it's just messed up here," said Evelyn McDonnell, a pop culture writer whose bibliography 含むs the 調書をとる／予約する "Women Who 激しく揺する."
"They just 表明するd this new energy of feminism in such a wonderfully direct, emotional fashion," she told AFP.
"That was what was amazing about seeing them live again -- this （人が）群がる 十分な of thousands of fans, predominantly women, and of 多重の 世代s, people who had seen them the first time around and people who weren't born the first time around," she said, calling it a 解放（する） of "all this pent-up energy."
- 'Girls to the 前線' -
Bikini Kill, with members (from L-R) Kathi Wilcox, Kathleen Hanna and Tobi Vail, has 再会させるd two １０年間s after breaking up
First formed in Washington 明言する／公表する in 1990, Bikini Kill 開拓するd the 挑発的な "暴動 grrrl" movement that became a dynamic 軍隊 across the then male-支配するd American punk scene, blossoming in the 地下組織の before quickly 獲得するing 国家の attention.
The subculture 燃料d by abrasive 激しく揺する became a 港／避難所 for girls and women who formed 禁止（する）d and reading groups 全国的な as a form of cultural 抵抗, taking on 主題s of 性の 暴力／激しさ and misogyny.
Beyond concerts much of the movement was 設立するd on a culture of zines -- small-循環／発行部数, self-created 出版（物）s -- that saw 加入者s to the ethos espouse their grievances and goals.
Sara Marcus, the author of a 暴動 grrrl history する権利を与えるd "Girls To the 前線" -- another Hanna motto, encouraging women to 占領する the 前線 of concert 発生地s during shows -- began …に出席するing 会合s of the Washington, DC 一時期／支部 in 1993.
"Everybody was a feminist. And not just a feminist -- I had a feminist club at my high school, but nobody was as mad as I was," Marcus, who grew up in 郊外の Maryland, told AFP.
"At 暴動 grrrl, everybody was as mad."
- 'Taste the 革命' -
Nadya Tolokonnikova of ロシアの feminist 抗議する punk 激しく揺する group Pussy 暴動 says she drew inspiration from Bikini Kill
Friends of Nirvana -- legend has it the 肩書を与える for the 禁止（する）d's 署名 攻撃する，衝突する "Smells Like Teen Spirit" （機の）カム from graffiti Hanna scrawled on Kurt Cobain's bedroom 塀で囲む -- and an inspiration for 得点する／非難する／２０s of 禁止（する）d 含むing Russia's Pussy 暴動, Bikini Kill eschewed the mainstream music 産業 eager to 調印する them.
That 独立した・無所属 spirit is perhaps what lead to the seminal 禁止（する）d's downfall; without the support system of even a 経営者／支配人 or 調書をとる／予約するing スパイ／執行官, they succumbed to infighting and burnout.
But for McDonnell, the cultural moment they cultivated "got 選ぶd up on in mainstream forms, like Alanis Morissette or The Spice Girls.
"I started my 禁止（する）d because of them," said Nadya Tolokonnikova, 29, of the anarchist feminist 集団の／共同の Pussy 暴動, calling seeing Bikini Kill live at a 最近の LA show "mind-blowing."
"It just gave me this beautiful feeling that probably I'm doing the 権利 thing."
As the 禁止（する）d -- whose members are now in their 40s and 50s -- tore through their trademark 跡をつける "反逆者／反逆する Girl" at a Brooklyn show, the 行う／開催する／段階 lights flooded the theater in rainbow colors -- an overt nod to June's Pride Month 祝賀 -- as Hanna sang: "In her kiss / I taste the 革命!"
Marcus said she hopes both old guard Bikini Kill comrades and those 遭遇（する）ing the movement for the first time will draw inspiration under a White House she dubbed "nakedly repressive."
Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill and punk legend Joan Jett 成し遂げる at the 祝賀 Of Music And Film during the 2018 Sundance Film Festival
"We need a million Biki ni Kills," she said. "Girls, women, trans people, 非，不，無-binary people, races, ethnicities -- we need to be making culture that helps us understand the moment we're in and helps harden us to just go another day."
