Killer and the 2013 video game Gone Home. In October 2011, English artist Katie Hare created an art installation in London with videos, audio, and zines related to Heavens to Betsy album Calculated. Hare chose Calculated “because, to me, it seems to really capture the moment an individual, in this case, a young woman’s, belief system is shaken and they begin to start questioning the world around them. ...Its directness is almost shocking. I remember being kind of uncomfortable by its honesty when I first listened to the record." In 2017, actresses Mackenzie Davis and Carrie Coon recorded an acoustic cover of the Heavens to Betsy track “Axemen" for their film Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town. In 2021, the band Whisper Hiss covered the Heavens To Betsy song "Firefly" for Stars Rock Kill (Rock Stars), the 30th-anniversary celebration of the label Kill Rock Stars. Discography Albums Heavens To Betsy, cassette, K Records (1992) Calculated CD/LP. Kill Rock Stars (1994) Seven inch recordings PUNK1 "My Secret" Heavens to Betsy/Bratmobile split, K Records (1992) These Monsters Are Real, Kill Rock Stars (1992, remastered and re-released in 2018) Direction, Chainsaw Records (1994) Compilations Throw Yoyo Compilation, CD, "Baby's Gone" Yoyo Recordings (1992) Julep Another Yoyo Compilation, CD, "She's the One" Yoyo Recordings (1993) Kill Rock Stars compilation, CD/LP, "My Red Self" Kill Rock Stars (1994) Free to Fight compilation, a double CD/ triple LP, "Get Out of My Head" (co-release on Candy Ass Records and Chainsaw (1995) Yo Yo A Go Go compilation CD/LP, "Axemen" live, Yoyo Recordings/Natch (1996) Some Songs compilation, CD, "Firefly", Kill Rock Stars (1997) Soundtracks "My Secret", featured in I Was A Teenage Serial Killer (1993) "Complicated" featured in Gone Home (2013). References All-female punk bands Punk rock groups from Washington (state) Kill Rock Stars artists Riot grrrl bands Musical groups from Olympia, Washington Musical groups established in 1991 Musical groups disestablished in 1994 Feminist musicians 1991 establishments in Washington (state) 20th-century American musicians