#germfree adolescents

[yourfavealbumisgender]

Germfree Adolescents by X-ray Spex is NonBinary!

requested by anon

[guerrilla-operator]

X-Ray Spex // Identity

When you look in the mirror Do you smash it quick? Do you take the glass And slash your wrists? Did you do it for fame? Did you do it in a fit? Did you do it before You read about it? Identity is the crisis can't you see Identity identity

[mudwerks]

(via Obsessed With You by X-Ray Spex (1978)

[odk-2]

X-Ray Spex - Germfree Adolescents (1978)

X-Ray Spex - Germfree Adolescents (1978) Poly Styrene from: "Germfree Adolescents" (LP) [Expanded | 2005]

Punk | UK Punk | New Wave

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Poly Styrene: Vocals Jak Airport: Guitar Rudi Thomson: Saxophone Paul Dean: Bass B.P. Hurding: Drums

Produced by Falcon Stuart / X-Ray Spex

Album Recorded: @ Essex Studios in London, England UK during 1978

Album Released on November 10, 1978

EMI Records

[orpheusdrinkinga40inadeathbasket]

X-Ray Spex, Germfree Adolescents (1978)

[bryan-damage]

X-Ray Spex

"Germfree Adolescents"

Released as a single in 1978, also included on the album Germfree Adolescents

[the-new-hip-priest]

X-Ray Spex // I’m A Poseur  Germfree Adolescents [1978]

[heavilypregnantdatasoong]

I KNOW YOURE ANTISEPTIC YOUR DEODORANT SMELLS NIIIIIICE

[tmbmtb]

I know I'm artificial But don't put the blame on me I was reared with appliances In a consumer society When I put on my make-up The pretty little mask not me That's the way a girl should be In a consumer society

✯ Art-i-ficial, X-Ray Spex

[angeloftheodd]

I am in love with this song. 💖 I’ve been listening to it on repeat for like a week. 🤘 X Ray Spex kicks ass! 😻

[bloodenjoyer]

♪ <3

[yourfavealbumisgender]

Germfree Adolescents by X-ray Spex is Transmasc and MLM!

requested by @hime-time

[canwehavehextonite]

when poly styrene said her phobia is infection, she needs one to survive, its her built in protection, without fear she'd give up and die

[archersgoon]

was sposed to get my stupid quiz done 2day but my mother was in town friday & instead of actually bringing any of the shit she said she would she decided that going to ikea on a friday night (busy as fuck for some reason) was the go instead & then we simply had to go out to [REDACTED] --once again-- on a friday night to get dinner despite the fact that it is even worse there after i had 2 skip classes that day due to my agonies and in spite of my repetitions that we had food at home. so the horrors are in a resurgence and i have instead achieved jackshit this weekend!!!! yay!!!!!!

[butch-chastity]

i have a good joke but im afraid to post it lest the masses take me at face value

[somehowmags]

ok jokes aside i do think that wendell & wild manages to pull off the outsider schtick a lot better than. certain recent tim burton films. mainly bc kat is actually an outcast. she’s been bullied, isolated from her peers, exploited by capitalism and the prison industrial complex, and separated from her community. she’s not just needlessly edgy or rebellious, either- her punk-ness is not only a rebellion against the systems that exploit her, but a way for her to remember her parents and her community. the song that plays as she modifies her uniform (i am a poseur) and the song that plays during the car crash (germfree adolescence) are from the same band, x ray spex! it’s clear that she’s inherited her parent’s music taste! and a lot of the songs on the soundtrack are similarly from black rock and punk bands! compare to, say, tim burton’s alice in wonderland (which completely discards the original novel’s satire of victorian british adulthood in favor of edginess). alice claims to be “mad” and an outsider, but in the end has a paint by numbers hero’s journey that follows the role that society sets out for her and ends in her becoming a colonizer in the name of being a girlboss. selick and peele know exactly what they’re saying and what it means to be an outsider right now, but burton doesn’t seem to have realized that he hasn’t been an outsider for several years at this point