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INTERVIEW: Keturah Allgood Finds the Light In Us All

INTERVIEW: Keturah Allgood Finds the Light In Us All

Keturah Allgood may have grown up in North Carolina, but her music gives off plenty of West Coast vibes. Allgood, as she explains in her interview, is heavily influenced by the Grateful Dead and this gives her music — especially her latest single, “Radio” — an expansive feeling. Whether it’s an

Rainbow Ruckus 7/25: Chris Housman, Jenny Owen Youngs, Lydia Loveless, and More!

Rainbow Ruckus 7/25: Chris Housman, Jenny Owen Youngs, Lydia Loveless, and More!

You go away on your honeymoon for two weeks and the queer cowpokes keep cranking out amazing music! What the hell!!! That’s only a good thing, and our Rainbow Ruckus column will be a little bit longer for the next few weeks to make sure we’re all caught

MUNA Kicks Off Taco Bell's Unofficial Women's World Cup Halftime Show

MUNA Kicks Off Taco Bell's Unofficial Women's World Cup Halftime Show

Hey, have you heard about this plucky new band MUNA? We kid, we kid. Probably few things are gayer than uniting MUNA and women’s soccer. Unfortunately, with the tournament taking place in New Zealand, it is difficult both physically and temporally to attend here in the US. Taco Bell’

Bonnie Ramone Brings the Lesbian Bar Drama on "Evaline"

Bonnie Ramone Brings the Lesbian Bar Drama on "Evaline"

Bonnie Ramone has lived quite a few lives, and that comes to bear on her brand of country music. The tattoo artist and metal guitarist returned to her West Virginia roots on her EP Tennessee. Now, on Live & Unplugged (out August 4), Bonnie Ramone & The Mere Mortals showcase

INTERVIEW: Ira Wolf Feels More on "Find Less"

INTERVIEW: Ira Wolf Feels More on "Find Less"

Nashville’s Ira Wolf is finding herself coming into her own. Her upcoming album, Rock Bottom, finds her reeling — and moving on — from the end of a five-year relationship and calling off her wedding. Raised in the wilds of Montana, Wolf’s music reflects the country’s rarified air with

Your Heart Breaks -- The Wrack Line

Your Heart Breaks -- The Wrack Line

Clyde Petersen, aka Your Heart Breaks, is one of those rare artists who can transmute the full contents of their soul into their art. At the surface, yeah, sure — that’s what every artist is trying to do. But Petersen succeeds: there is so much intention and discipline to every

Jessye DeSilva -- Renovations

Jessye DeSilva -- Renovations

Jessye DeSilva lays all the cards on the table on Renovations. The nonbinary singer-songwriter’s sophomore effort swirls with passion, a panoramic album that details DeSilva’s anger and exhaustion with constantly pushing against constraints – those imposed by society and by themself. If country music is for heartbreak, DeSilva is