Paris Paloma and Sofia Isella are both amazing!

system of a down. they have some bad takes in their music, but on the whole its surprisingly accurate criticism of the usa and life under capitalism. i listened to them as a kid and didnt realize how right they were. i dont listen to them much anymore because tbh their music just makes me more angry most of the time. thats all i can really say without getting into politics.

Kiki Rockwell. Angry AND witchy.

Does anything really beat Kittie? Poppy also has been good (she covered Spit recently)

I'm on a similar path. Here's my current playlist.

U-Huh by Tkay Maidza

Little Girl Gone by Chinchilla

Bad Girls and Paper Planes by M.I.A

Side note: I wanna listen to Bjork because I feel like the media really tried to steam roll her, back in the day, I'm not sure. I haven't had vibes for her style to look deeper into it yet.

Chappell Roan, Lorde and Billie Eilish can fill the void, sometimes too.

Kids (ain't all right) by Grace Mitchell

Flawless by Dorothy

Golden to Thrive by Samsaruh

Talk Deep by E^ST (her voice! Swoon!)

Habits by Tove Lo

Exs and ohs by Ellie King. (I have mad respect for her for all she went through with her Dad)

Not entirely just femme but this one has a beautiful premise and fem singer, *white blood by oh wonder. They wrote the song after their friends battle with cancer. It's representative of white blood cells fighting for your life, but as personification.

Beautiful by Joydrop. (I deep dived into my younger selves music and absolutely loved this, and still do in this version of myself, it seems.)

Fire fire by flyleaf (which addresses the toxic lies that shape young people struggling with family dysfunction and personal identity. )

This one is just beautiful and I love it so much. Saved the best for last. *Ngana Nyunyi by Tilly Tjala Thomas

I've been getting into My Chemical Romance a lot more as of late.

Aside from that, Shiloh.

Skunk Anansie (early years) - political, loud, angry, lots to say about everything.

War on Women - feminist hardcore punk. The vocalist gives me big Zack de la Rocha (Rage Against the Machine) vibes.

Sharptooth - feminist / general political metallic hardcore. Mix of clean and harsh vocals.

Lambrini Girls - UK punk band. Definitely angry music. The vocalist shouts more than sings. There's even an anti TERF song "Terf Wars".

Nekra - Angry old school sounding hardcore. Only a few pretty short tracks. They've just released a new song for the first time since 2020 and I'm pretty happy.

VIOLENT VIRA - Recently discovered. I think maybe the best way I could describe it is emo grunge? Sometimes rage angry, sometimes sad angry, and a lot to say about everything. Mostly clean vocals with some screamo parts. Seems pretty young still, like the kind of stuff I would've loved when I was a teen. But an artist to keep an eye on for the future too.

Run the Jewels has been a staple of mine when I’m feeling fiery for a long time

And I’d like to start getting more into riot grrrl artists, it’s a genre I haven’t explored much yet

-Screaming Females

-Bikini Kill

-IDLES

All punk more or less. I've been especially partial to Screaming Females lately when I'm feeling rage-y, but all 3 of these really hit that high-energy, rage at the machine kind of feel.

Pennywise, against all authority, black flag

VIAL, Tracy Bonham, Veruca Salt, and Rico Nasty are some of my favorites that go hard.

Edit to add: Definitely check out removedology 101 by Lambrini Girls. It's too good.

Not Enough Space, Dying Wish, Spiritbox, Honey Revenge, and Renee Rapp are my favorite "fuck you we're all badass women" artists :)

Laura Jane Grace

Soccer Mommy

Florence + The Machine

Angel Olsen

Ora Cogan

Agnes Obel

(I was also going to say Screaming Females but Velma got there first hehe)

Insect Warfare

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Jack Off Jill

Lately, lambrini girls: C.U.N.T. I'm gonna do what's best for me I'm cunty!!!!

Rico Nasty's last album RX slaps.

Uniity - Emotional Damage

And if you are looking for bipoc punks:

Punk Black

bipoc_punk

Femtanyl

The Warning is sick. 3 sisters from Mexico who found out they fuckin shred. Voice of Baceprot is another sick all-women band from i believe Indonesia? Both worth checking out

Anything classical?

We hate you by Electric Wizard or black metal

Lilith Max - I love her! Very matriarchal.

And one of my latest founds I enjoy most is this track: 𝖂𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍𝖈𝖗𝖆𝖋𝖙 - Witch House _ Ritual Trap _ Dark Ambient _ Occult Electronic _ Gothic

In This Moment

Probably Infected Rain (fronted by Lena Scissorhands).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TO48Cnl66w

All Thick

Apes of the state