Artist	Song
Bratmobile	Cool Schmool
from Pottymouth (1993)
Team Dresch	Hand Grenade
from Some Songs from the Kill Rock Stars Singles (1997)
Free Kitten	Bouwerie Boy
from Sentimental Education (1997)
Sleater-Kinney	Light Rail Coyote
from One Beat (2002)
Tribe 8	Speed Fortress
from Stars Kill Rock (1993)
Jack Off Jill	Strawberry Gashes
from Clear Hearts Grey Flowers (2000)
Le Tigre	Deceptacon (DFA Remix)
from Remix (2009)
CWA	Only Straight Girls Wear Dresses
from Stars Kill Rock (1993)
Hole	Rock Star
from Live Through This (1994)
Babes In Toyland	Handsome & Gretel
from Fontanelle (2008)
Excuse 17	Decatur H S
from Such Friends Are Dangerous (1995)
Gossip	Got Body If You Want It
from Thats Not What I Heard (2001)
Sue P. Fox	Junky
from Light Matches Spark Lives (2000)
Frumpies	Eunuch Nights
from Frumpie One-Piece (1998)
Julie Ruin	Apt. #5
from Julie Ruin (1998)
The Casual Dots	Bumblebee
from The Casual Dots (2004)
Sleater-Kinney	The Ballad of a Ladyman
from All Hands On the Bad One (2000)
Cold Cold Hearts	5 Signs: Scorpio
from Cold Cold Hearts (1997)
Deep Lust	Is That a Fact?
from Deep Lust (2000)
Lois	Charles Atlas
from Bet the Sky (2007)
Cadallaca	You're My Only One
from Introducing Cadallaca (2007)
Heavens to Betsy	White Girl
from Calculated (1994)
L7	Packin' a Rod
from Smell the Magic (1991)
Third Sex	Feed Me
from Kill Rock Stars Vinyl Vaults, Vol. 1 (2007)
Tullycraft	Look How We Killed the Riot Grrrls
from Tullycraft: The Singles (2000)

Comment:

Just like the Yardbirds gave us Jeff Beck [i]and[/i] Jimmy Page [i]and[/i] Eric Clapton, Bikini Kill proved to be a fertile spawning ground for double-x-chromosome spinoffs. The group's cofounder Kathleen Hanna covered Noise Addict's "I Wish I Was Him" pretty faithfully, right down to the out-of-tune acoustic guitar…but with a twist: it was written by a boy, and Hanna torques the lyric around 180 degrees, claiming her hero "thinks he can be a girl better than me." Hanna defies tradition again, with a riot grrrl track that doesn't sound very riot-y, in "Apt. #5," a lo-fi-meets-low-budget kiss-off from her alter ego, Julie Ruin. And when Hanna decided to take Ruin out of the bedroom studio and onto the road, she assembled the post-punk electro-pop trio Le Tigre, whose "Deceptacon (DFA Remix)" maintains the grrrl-power attitude, but with a suburban dance-funk groove.

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