Marissa Paternoster Archives | Talkhouse

Joe Steinhardt and Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talk with Jo Firestone on the Talkhouse Podcast

By Talkhouse Podcast | April 4, 2024

By Talkhouse Podcast | April 4, 2024

Joe Steinhardt and Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talk with Jo Firestone on the Talkhouse Podcast

"The book is like cake, you don’t want to eat it too fast!"

Three Great Things: Screaming Females

By Screaming Females | October 11, 2019

By Screaming Females | October 11, 2019

Three Great Things: Screaming Females

The punk band loves to nap, and also to be awake.

On Sharon Van Etten and an Endless Reserve of Jersey Pride

By Marissa Paternoster | January 21, 2019

By Marissa Paternoster | January 21, 2019

On Sharon Van Etten and an Endless Reserve of Jersey Pride

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) discusses the humor and tragic beauty of Remind Me Tomorrow.

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks the Time when Steve Albini Slept with the Greatest Guitarist in the World

By Marissa Paternoster | August 8, 2015

By Marissa Paternoster | August 8, 2015

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks the Time when Steve Albini Slept with the Greatest Guitarist in the World

Our cartoonist relays a shattering tale of humiliation and shame, as told by the brilliant indie stalwart and former Big Black leader Steve Albini.

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks the Time Punk Rocker John No Got Locked in a Fridge by Papa Roach

By Marissa Paternoster | June 28, 2014

By Marissa Paternoster | June 28, 2014

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks the Time Punk Rocker John No Got Locked in a Fridge by Papa Roach

It is a great honor to present to you a story eloquently told by my John No and lovingly sketched by yours truly.

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks Friendship, Substance Abuse, and Discovering the Anarchist Punk Band Crass

By Marissa Paternoster | August 17, 2013

By Marissa Paternoster | August 17, 2013

Marissa Paternoster (Screaming Females) Talks Friendship, Substance Abuse, and Discovering the Anarchist Punk Band Crass

This is a story about my friend Sandra. Sandra isn’t her real name. I changed it ‘cause I’m not sure what she’s up to nowadays.