It’s easy to imagine songwriters using different parts of their body to create their compositions. If Bob Dylan’s tunes sound like they come from his head then perhaps Bruce Springsteen’s emanate from his heart, and Prince’s from somewhere further south. According to singer-songwriter Kristin Hersh, in contrast, her music emerges from a more unlikely body part: a rather battered left shin.
“It’s true!” the Throwing Muses frontwoman tells The Quietus in an extensive interview. “It was broken in half in an accident — my foot came off, and it was underneath my leg. While I was still in shock I stuck my foot back on my leg.”
“I also sustained a double concussion in the accident which caused me to start hearing songs in the first place - but I was always clear where they were coming from,” she continues. “It was my left shin. And when I played, it would lift up and just mangle itself again in order to get the songs out. And I got self conscious about that, so I learned to keep it still, but it’s not really still. It’s twisting and tworking and trying to get the song out of itself, whenever I play.”
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