Meg Lee Chin [SEP] sex or gender
found the short-lived Teknofear with Lunachicks drummer Becky Wreck and Swans guitarist Joe Goldring; frustrated with American life, she spent the late 1980s living in London, and eventually formed the all-female band Crunch.
Meg went to San Francisco State University where she recorded Faith No More's first ever demo with Courtney Love briefly on vocals (It was later erased).
Debut album.
Her debut album "Piece and Love" was recorded in her London flat. Released in September 1999, the album achieved
Meg Lee Chin
Meg Lee Chin is a British singer and musician. She is best known for her work with the anarchic industrial supergroup Pigface, headed by Martin Atkins of Invisible Records. She built her own recording studio dubbed Egg, where she recorded her first album, and after appearing on Pigface's 1997 LP "A New High in Low" as well as its follow-up, "Below the Belt", she released the solo debut "Piece and Love" in 1999. An album of remixes, titled