Poison Girls Chappaquiddick Bridge LP is the legendary 1980 second studio album from the Brighton UK anarcho-punk pioneers Poison Girls. The title references the Chappaquiddick incident - the 1969 Ted Kennedy car accident at Chappaquiddick Bridge that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. This Poison Girls LP captures the band's fully developed political anarcho-punk approach with feminist perspective, featuring the iconic Vi Subversa (vocals, R.I.P. 2016) leading the band alongside Richard Famous on guitar, Lance d'Boyle on drums, and Bernhardt Rebours on bass. Poison Girls formed in Brighton in 1976/77 and stand as one of THE foundational UK anarcho-punk bands, with a strong connection to Crass who often toured and lived together with them at Dial House. The album that fully established Poison Girls' unique voice within the Crass-affiliated anarcho scene. Essential listening for fans of UK anarcho-punk, feminist punk, Brighton punk, Crass-era political hardcore, and the foundational British anarcho-punk underground alongside Crass, Flux of Pink Indians, Rubella Ballet, and Conflict.