The Minx were a Southern California post-punk and new wave hybrid outfit whose 1983 full-length album ‘Real Minx’ represents a rare recording from their catalog. The band operated within the US post-punk scene during the early 1980s, a period when such genre-blending was increasingly common on the West Coast. This particular release exemplifies the group’s approach to combining punk energy with new wave sensibilities. The article notes potential confusion with another similarly-named Los Angeles-area act from the same era, suggesting the regional music landscape included multiple acts with comparable nomenclature during this competitive period of underground music development.
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