Punk Globe : Fernando Velazco Speaks With TRISH HERRERA OF MYDOLLS
Fernando Velazco Speaks With
TRISH HERRERA
OF MYDOLLS
Texas’s punk scene has never produced any popular music band since the late 70s to the early 80s. It happened because of the fact that most of the bands had been influenced by a DIY ethic. The punk scene could survive thanks to fanzines and independent radio stations support. Mydolls emerged from that scene in 1978 in Houston with Dianna Ray on guitar and Trish Herrera on voice and bass. Later, the guitarist Linda Younger and the drummer George Reyes joined the band. Mydolls released their first 45 RPM “Mydolls ?– Nova Grows Up / The Rapist / In Technicolor” by the independent label C.I.A. Records in 1981. Really Read singer Ronnie Bond was the man behind the label. He was also Linda’s husband.