“Trap Girl is my perfect cup of poisoned tea” - John Waters The Savage Goddess, Trap Girl’s debut LP, is about resilience and perseverance. It explores the duality of life - the beautiful light and the dark pain, love and struggle. With a “pretty but deadly” energy, the title itself reflects this theme, representing life in all its complexity. Bursting with raw energy and unapologetic fervor, the album explores the complexities of life through a lens of punk and hardcore grit. Each track on The Savage Goddess delves deep into themes of empowerment, societal defiance, and personal struggle. From the anthemic power of “Baddest Bitch,” which celebrates strength and self-assertion, to the defiant stance of “Death Dress,” confronting societal rejection and the fight for authenticity, every song on the album resonates with passion and purpose. A1. The Frank Hanky Show A2. I'm A Trap Girl A3. Baddest Bitch A4. Mermaid on Drugs A5. Death Dress A6. Transamerican Chokehold A7. All My Friends Are Dead B1. Murder She Wrote B2. The Frank Hanky Show Pt. 2 B3. Caged B4. Woman Under the Influence B5. The Rape You Do B6. Savage Goddess