BIG HUGE thanks to Reta Records for providing another gem of a 7", this one in a two-color Green Noise exclusive limited edition of 50, Andrea (Andy Jam) and the boys delivering the goods,

the band's name maybe alluding to all the songs that included that name (from Billy Murray's 1915 "Sister Suzie Sews..." to Paul McCartney's "Let 'Em In" which likely alludes to Linda's band that did "Seaside Woman" and while the band's name probably doesn't allude to any songs, I'd like to think it alludes to the S-S-S-Suzie in Tuff Darts' "Here Comes Trouble") but more likely if it's an allusion at all, it's a nod to Motor City's Suzi Q., and when you think of Ms. Q, you bound to think of her two daughters--Ms. Jett and fellow Detroiter Ms. Corvette--and here the legacy continues with Sister Suzie, switchblade sister swaggering in with the title track, grabbing you and pulling you in, socking it to you with the 1-2 punk-rock punch on the flipside.  Get it!!! - winch

"Three fresh tracks from Edmonton's Sister Suzie! Delivered to you piping hot from Reta Records and Surfin' Ki Records. "Don't Want To" is a Bovver rock croon about getting that diploma from the school of hard knocks.  The B-Side delivers two slammin' tracks; Short, and fast, and to the point, "Claws" is a punk/ rock 'n roll french manicure slashed across your face. Deal. With. It. You'll forget all about your fresh wounds while submitting to the groove and guitar lines of "Are You Gonna (Give Me a Kiss)", with style and charm that would make Marc Bolan proud."

Green Noise gives 100% of the sale of this item back to Reta Records (a woman-owned label in Montreal).  If you have a woman-owned label in Montreal (or anywhere else), Green Noise will do the same for you.  (Same goes for labels or bands fronted by any person of color, any artist from any minority group, people of the original tribes and nations of this land, any artist from a third world country, or any immigrant from anywhere).

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