Fist City is the first studio album by the American queer punk band Tribe 8, released in 1995. The band supported the album with a North American tour.
Fist City contains a cover of Aretha Franklin's "Think". Shaunna Hall, of 4 Non Blondes, contributed guitar parts to the album.
Trouser Press called the album "impressive," writing that "behind growly singer Lynn Breedlove, the groupâÂÂs rock barrels along with as much intelligent raunch as the lyrics, a guitar-drenched punk charge that means business but stays well within safe musical boundaries." The Washington Post thought that "musically, these songs are not distinctive, but they are suitably vehement ... 'Neanderthal Dyke' admits, 'I never read Dworkin/I ride a big bike/Feminist theory gets me uptight'." The Chicago Tribune wrote: "With its buzz-saw twin-guitar assault and hammering rhythms, Tribe 8 works a ferocious hardcore edge."
The Advocate deemed the album a "sludgy blend of metal and thrash punk," but wrote that "the simple fact that its members are Asian, black, and white lesbians playing angry rock'n'roll makes the band revolutionary." The Boston Globe called the band "riotously non-PC." Miami New Times lamented that the album was "as predictable and witless as anything by W.A.S.P. and Motley Crue."