As
the vocalist and lyricist for the seminal Los Angeles rock
band X, Exene Cervenka has rightfully established her reputation
as a performer and writer of extraordinary conviction and
skill.
In addition to her role in X, whose first two albums, "Los
Angeles" and "Wild Gift", were released to wide critical praise
In 1982, Cervenka has established herself as a dynamic and
compelling writer. She made the crossover from punk to poetry
in 1982 with "Adulterers Anonymous", a collaborative effort
with underground icon Lydia Lunch. Her other works include
"Poetry Loves Poetry", "Thought For Food", and "Virtual Unreality".
As a spoken word performer, she has also appeared on various
audio recordings including "English as a Second Language"
(a spoken word compilation), "Two Sisters" (with poet Wanda
Coleman), and "Cause" (a benefit compilation for the pro-choice
organization Rock For Choice).
As
the vocalist and lyricist for the seminal Los Angeles rock
band X, Exene Cervenka has rightfully established her reputation
as a performer and writer of extraordinary conviction and
skill. 
