| facebook.com/pages/Carla-Bozulich/25362317334  From her early
days in the post-punk group Neon Veins and the industrial outfit
Ethyl Meatplow to her later work with the Geraldine Fibbers,
Scarnella, and on her own, Carla Bozulich's eclectic music is
united by an honesty and intensity that is often unflinching,
and always compelling. The Los Angeles-based
singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist was a fixture of the
city's post-punk scene in the '80s, joining Neon Veins when she
was just 15; after giving up drugs and alcohol in her early
twenties, Bozulich co-founded the industrial dance trio Ethyl
Meatplow. The group had a strong following around L.A. and
released several singles and an album, 1993's Happy Days
Sweetheart, before disbanding later that year.  After Ethyl
Meatplow's breakup, Bozulich went in a very different direction,
crafting mournful and eerie alt-country with the Geraldine
Fibbers, who were named after Bozulich's imaginary childhood
friend. 1995's Lost Somewhere Between the Earth and My Ho