the ovens Chicago, Illinois
The ovens are a Noisy feminist Chicago & Brooklyn two-piece. They share a common interest in riot grrrl music, confronting sexism and homophobia in punk scenes, and playing music without fear of judgment. They scream at the top of their lungs; they sing about what they want, and they want you to say, “woaaah.” ... more
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