Review: “High,” by Screaming Females

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TRACK 5

“High”

From Screaming Females’ Ugly

DON GIOVANNI

Liner notes: Diminutive Marissa Paternoster delivers an uncanny impersonation of a human tornado, unleashing scorching punk-metal guitar riffs as she snarls, “I don’t get high!”

Behind the music: An earlier incarnation of the New Brunswick, New Jersey, band was called Surgery on TV. Screaming Females began in 2005, helping to spawn a thriving DIY scene.

Check it out if you like: Fiery women rockers like Bikini Kill and Sleater-Kinney.