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Loitered Lens : Lydia Lunch

[dropcap style=”font-size:100px; color:#992211;”]A[/dropcap]lthough no longer resident in New York, Lydia Lunch is best known for being a fundamental cog in that city’s “No Wave” scene back in the late 1970s.

Tonight’s set worked fairly chronologically through her work from 1977 onwards.  Of course it was everything you would expect it to be – well rehearsed, authentic, moody and dark.

Sarah Corbett, reviewing Lydia Lunch at the Borderline on August 19th.


 A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

A picture of Lydia Lunch by Carl Batson

Photos: Copyright Carl Byron Batson (not to be reproduced without the photographer’s prior consent)

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