Gina Birch Raises Feminist Havoc With "Trouble"
- Charles Luberisse
- Jul 14
- 1 min read
Written By: Big C
"I don’t censor subjects, I just write them down and see where they take me." With fearless candor and electric artistry, post-punk pioneer Gina Birch makes a thunderous return on her new solo album, Trouble. Out now via Third Man Records, The 11-track manifesto captures a life spent sparking rebellion, bridging electro-dub textures, jagged riffs, and poetic confessions. From feminist vignettes to witty lamentations, Birch proves her bass still bites and her mind still rebels. Engineered by longtime collaborators Michael Rendall and featuring her live bandmates The Unreasonables, "Trouble" carries the pulse of raw artistry.
"Trouble" reunites her with GRAMMY®-winning producer Youth and celebrates her lifelong refusal to fit in—making this latest chapter a defiant, creative whirlwind. The album opens with the explosive Causing Trouble Again, inspired by the Women in Revolt exhibit at Tate Britain. Over blistering beat, fans get featured voices honoring legendary women, from Grace Jones to Stormy Daniels. Doom Monger, the equally gripping second single, blends dub haze with righteous unrest. Birch will hit the road this fall, joining the Miki Berenyi Trio across North America. Catch Gina Birch in her element and stream the new album now!
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