Amelia Riggs -- CREATURE
The act of creation is exhilarating and terrifying -- and thoroughly explored in Amelia Riggs' examination of Susan Stryker's Frankenstein essay, CREATURE.
Rachel Cholst
PREMIERE: Big Riverz Gets Us "Running"
PREMIERE: Queer country pop supergroup Big Riverz (Rae Spoon, Sofia Hicks, and Sarah Danger) are back with "Running," a '90s slacker bop about overcoming night terrors and forming true bonds.
Rachael Sage -- Canopy
Rachael Sage's Canopy is exactly the album we need when we need it: a reminder of what love looks like in every facet of life.
Kristen Ford -- Pinto
Kristen Ford explodes with charismatic energy on her arena-ready diary of a life coloring outside the lines, Pinto -- out now on Righteous Babe Records.
VIDEO PREMIERE: Marian Runk Approaches "New Year"
With this brand new, meditative music video, Marian Runk takes a cautious optimistic approach to the year ahead on "New Year."
Rainbow Rodeo Gift Guide 2025
Get something for everyone in your polycule ranch from our 2026 holiday gift guide!
READ A BOOK: The Hours are Long But the Pay is Low
Editor Rachel Cholst reviews The Hours Are Long But the Pay is Low, the memoir of Bloodshot Records co-founder Rob Miller. Miller impresses on us a devotion to authenticity, independence, and community.