Voiced by Jennifer Hale, Kimberly Brooks and singer/songwriter Jane Wiedlin, who came to fame in the pioneering new wave rock band The Go-Go’s, the Hex Girls were comprised of Wiccan musicians ...

“Well, I am Sam’s hex-girlfriend,” she adds casually. “We have that past and that is the foundation that the band is built on,” Bowe says. “We’ve got a vocabulary, musical or ...

How could any band with Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's and accomplished voice actors Kimberly Brooks and Jennifer Hale be less than iconic? The Hex Girls were so popular upon their debut in 1998 that ...

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On their new album, the New York band collides hardcore, dance punk, and hip-hop like a little kid smashing together action figures. It’s an exhilarating, refreshing, and inventive listen.

Their third album Hex Key is the clearest reconciliation between the tension of their easygoing indie pop and their meticulous musicianship yet. The album’s best moments split the difference ...

The band’s singularity makes their music something of an acquired taste. Hex Key is not accessible to a wider public. Or rather, only bits of it are, such as the catchy choruses of “Take Me” and ...

Hex Enduction makes the most of its space ... It’s cheap and easy for a band to upload an album to a streaming service, for instance, or for self-published authors to publish an e-book.