Steven Taetz -- Fruit
Canadian singer Steven Taetz's gem of an EP, Fruit, invites us to savor both the sourness and sweetness of life.
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Nobody Falls By the Wayside
Livestreamed shows might be considered a relic of lockdown, but the pandemic is still in full force. Karen Pittelman demonstrates that there is nothing less-than about these lifesaving opportunities for immunocompromised artists on her show Songs From the Wayside.
Rainbow Ruckus 6/10: Adeem the Artist, Kate Nash, Ryan Cassata, and More!
This week's rainbow ruckus features star-crossed friendships, reconciliation, acceptance, and a fuck-you to TERFs.
INTERVIEW: Philly's Sweet Juice Fest Makes Quantum Contact
Sweet Juice Festival co-founders Mel Harris, Katie Hackett, and Shona Carr tell us about what's in store for their weekend of queer, Philly-based artists.
Brokestring & The Empty Promises -- The Upside of Down
Brokestring hits rock bottom and figures out how to bounce bank with warm familiarity on his new album The Upside of Down.
The Kentucky Gentlemen -- Rhinestone Revolution
At long last, the Kentucky Gentlemen unleash Rhinestone Revolution, which is both a throwback in the best way, and a neon arrow pointing to a future of exuberant authenticity.
Hot Cowpoke Summer
It's looking to be a hot cowpoke summer. Editor Rachel Cholst theorizes why roots music -- and fashions -- are so hot right now.