Rights". Perlmuter also collaborated at this time with Corinne Allal on a duet for the latter's album K'she'zeh Ammok ("When It's Deep"); both women were lesbians, although Perlmuter did not come out to the public at large, and Allal would come out in 2001. After the release of this album, Ha-Mechashefot became considerably less active, although they never officially announced that they were disbanding. Their final concert was in September 1996. A comeback concert was planned for October 2, 1997 at the Logus club in Tel Aviv. The day before the concert, Perlmuter was driving to her parents' house for a holiday dinner, when her car veered off the road and hit a small residential building at Rishon LeZion interchange. She was killed instantly. A postmortem examination found no alcohol or other drugs. Haklatot ahronot (Last Recordings), an album of Perlmuter's preliminary recordings, was released posthumously in 1998. References 1971 births 1997 deaths Israeli rock singers Alternative rock guitarists Alternative rock singers 20th-century Israeli women singers Israeli women guitarists Israeli lesbian musicians Lesbian singers Lesbian songwriters Israeli LGBT singers Israeli LGBT songwriters People from Rehovot Road incident deaths in Israel 20th-century Israeli LGBT people 20th-century women guitarists