Marisa Dabice, the lead singer of, is hiding from her bandmates backstage. “I can still hear them in the distance,” she says, crouching over her phone. This is the farthest she’s been from them all day. The Philly-born rock band has just set out for five weeks in one van, to play 30 shows. They’re two weeks in. The name Mannequin Pussy, like the band’s lyrics, edge us toward a sense mof discord.
KING-CLEMENTS: I just watched a video today of you performing. How do you not hurt yourself, or your vocals? KING-CLEMENTS: I really love your lyrics. Are there any lines that change the crowd when you play them? DABICE: It does come a bit naturally. The person I am on stage is the woman that I had repress throughout my life. It’s allowing yourself to be so put together and so unhinged at the same time, and have them coexist.DABICE: It’s definitely the energetic exchange that happens between us and the audience. When I look out and see that cathartic joy on their faces, when we feel like we’ve really given the audience what they’re there in search of.
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