„Hotch-potch, Hugger-mugger, Bow-wow, Hara-kiri, Hoo-poo, Huzza, Hicc-up, Hum-drum, Hexa-pod, Hell-cat, Helter-skelter, Hop-scotch“ (Split) ALTERNATIVE TV IGOR BASIN MICHAEL "PANKOW" BOEHLKE BOONARAAAS! BOY FROM BRAZIL SEZGIN BOYNIK BUZZCOCKS CHEETAH CHROME CZD DEAN DIRG RONALD GALENZA HENRYK GERICKE THOMAS GROETZ DICK HEBDIGE ALFRED HILSBERG STEWART HOME SIEGFRIED KALUS THE KIDS THOMAS LAU MARLENE MARDER MALCOLM MCLAREN LEGS MCNEIL PADELUUN BERT PAPENFUSS MARK PERRY HARRY RAG ROCKET FROM THE TOMBS SEDLMEIR ANDY SHERNOFF MARTY THAU TOKYO SEX DESTRUCTION VIVA L'AMERICAN DEATH RAY MUSIC With the concept "little but real Rock & Roll" Marlene Marder, Klaudia Schifferle, Lislot Ha and Regula Sing formed the band Kleenex (later LiLiPUT) in May 1978. The band existed for five years. And as one one the first female punk band they are praised by international critics until today. In contrast to the more politically motivated Swiss punk scene, the girls from Kleenex just wanted to have fun and enjoy themselves. The repertoire of the Kleenex band held only four songs, but with their self-confidence they soon became a hot tip in the musical scene of Switzerland. They are notorious for their aggressive and un - lady - like sound and their dadaesque lyrics. Marlene Marder, who used to play guitar and write songs for the band, is one of the few women at the Punk! Kongress to talk about punk from a female perspective. more... Marlene Marder An interview with Marlene Marder “We didn't have songs like 'Fuck the System' like other bands had. We sang like 'la, la, la' and 'di, di, di.' At the end, it was also a political message to our situation in this town.” Marlene Marder in an interview with Furious.com