Interview with Nancy Hornburg (ex-War On Women)

Our collective is not just punk, it is first and foremost, feminist. Feminist means that we will always fight for equal opportunities for women and non-binary artists in the punk and underground scene. It also means that we will always advocate for safer spaces within this scene. So if you are problematic, toxic or accused of any form of abuse, to anybody in this scene, we will talk about it and make sure people are aware of your actions. We believe survivors and we are here to give them a voice.

2 months ago, Nancy Hornburg, came out with a statement that explains thoroughly what she has been through during her time as a guitarist for the band War On Women. We feel that her experience needs to be shared.

It is important to identify red flags, realize that you have support, and that there are some people to help you in these situations. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you believe you have, or are facing similar interactions.

When someone tells you to "sit somewhere else" when you raise a flag about someone in your band, it is unacceptable. We were all big fans of War On Women, and unfortunately their most disappointing behavior for us, was their statement.

We believe Nancy Hornburg, and it was a pleasure to have her share her experience with us, and we hope you will enjoy it too.

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