The Mo-dettes
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The Mo-dettes: Fast, Loud, Pretty
Profile and Interview by Paul Rambali, New Musical Express, 18 August 1979
MET THEM ON A Monday, the Coca Cola spilt over the tape machine, and my MRX2 Oxide 45 mins each side @ 1 7/8 i.p.s. ...
Interview by Kris Needs, ZigZag, December 1979
"WE DON'T WANT to be a cult," says Kate, the guitarist.It's Mo-dettes. Not Modettes. ...
Mo-Dettes: Les Bains-Douches, Paris
Live Review by Giovanni Dadomo, Sounds, 5 January 1980
Fun with girls in showers ...
The Mo-dettes: The Bridge House, Canning Town, London
Live Review by Garry Bushell, Sounds, 9 February 1980
THE TYPE of people who write about The Mo-Dettes in the music mess (and wrap them up in their own self-conscious hypes and silly self-deceits) ...
Women in Rock: Cute, Cute, Cutesy Goodbye
Interview by Deanne Pearson, New Musical Express, 29 March 1980
Exploited for the last two decades as dumb but pretty decorations in rock, some girls now demand and deserve musical respect — but some girls ...
Interview by Deanne Pearson, Trax, 11 February 1981
Mix, Match 'n' Make-Up On The Fashion Underground ...
Report and Interview by Julie Panebianco, Boston Rock, 25 June 1981
THE LIGHTS dimmed. Dramatic Spanish bolero music from Clint Eastwood's For a Few Dollars More came on over the speakers, and the spotlights roamed from ...
The Mo-dettes: The Story So Far (Cherry Red)
Sleeve notes by Alex Ogg, Cherry Red, December 2008
THE MO-DETTES first emerged towards the end of 1978, after guitarist Kate Korus (aka Katherine Corris, formerly of the Slits) and drummer June Miles-Kingston met ...
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