Inger Lorre (b. 1964 Lori Wenning) is an American singer from Los Angeles, notorious for fronting the cult punk/grunge band Nymphs in the early 1990s. Her dark musical style and bleak lyrical approach can be said to combine influences from deathrock bands like 45 Grave, the arty alternative rock of Jane's Addiction, the cathartic punk metal style of the Rollins Band, and hints of grunge and David Bowie-style glam rock. She has also been in the band Motel Shootout, in addition to her only record with the Nymphs, though she has recorded a remarkable solo album entitled Transcendental Medication.

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