Having formed in 1991 in San Fransisco, Pansy Division were the pop-punk pioneer in the “homo-core” movement. The band was a Lookout! Records staple. Touring with Green Day at the height of their “Dookie” popularity just further added to the exposure Pansy Division would get and only made their voice, that much louder. It’s not often that a band as socially important as Pansy Division comes along. They have had a very busy first half of the year, between a new LP, a book and a DVD, Pansy Division are as busy as ever. Michael Kane caught up with Jon Ginoli singer and co-founder of Pansy Division.
Source Having formed in 1991 in San Fransisco, Pansy Division were the pop-punk pioneer in the “homo-core” movement. The band was a Lookout! Records staple. Touring with Green Day at the height of their “Dookie” popularity just further added to the exposure Pansy Division would get and only made their voice, that much louder. It’s not often that a band as socially important as Pansy Division comes along. They have had a very busy first half of the year, between a new LP, a book and a DVD, Pansy Division are as busy as ever. Michael Kane caught up with Jon Ginoli singer and co-founder of Pansy Division.