The Indigo Girls popularized Buffy St. Marie's song, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee", with a cover on their 1995 live album 1200 Curfews. The song mentions Peltier, saying, "the bullets don’t match the gun." Sixteen Canadian artists contributed to Pine Ridge: An Open Letter to Allan Rock – Songs for Leonard Peltier, a benefit CD released in 1996 by What Magazine.[87] Toad the Wet Sprocket reference Peltier, as well as the conflict at Pine Ridge and the Wounded Knee massacre, in their song "Crazy Life" on their album Coil (1997) Anal Cunt released the song "Laughing While Lennard Peltier Gets Raped In Prison" as a part of their album It Just Gets Worse.