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Austin Lucas Bashes Transphobes Back In New "Black Me Out" Video

Austin Lucas Bashes Transphobes Back In New "Black Me Out" Video

Austin Lucas fights back against a crew of would-be bad guys in their new music video for “Black Me Out,” a cover of the invigorating song by Against Me! We spoke with Lucas when they first released Reinventing Against Me!, how important it has been to them to present as

REVIEW: ISMAY -- Desert Pavement

REVIEW: ISMAY -- Desert Pavement

Avery Hellman uses their music project ISMAY to immerse the listener in a world of their childhood. We dive into a new album of alternative country and folk songs. I admit that I’ve never stayed in parts of rural California; my family has driven through those areas while on

INTERVIEW: Sarah Walk Shares Her Top Surgery Journey to Inspire Others

INTERVIEW: Sarah Walk Shares Her Top Surgery Journey to Inspire Others

Singer-songwriter Sarah Walk has traveled the world with her music, splitting her time between Minneapolis, New York, London, and now LA. Walk allows the songs to guide her, flitting between folk, art pop, electronic music, and all the spaces in between. Her upcoming album details her experience with gender dysphoria

INTERVIEW: You Can't Take the Queer OR the Country Out of Emmy Woods

INTERVIEW: You Can't Take the Queer OR the Country Out of Emmy Woods

Emmy Woods’ “million miles per hour” finds the sweet spot between Dolly Parton country vibes and the world weariness I tend to associate with Americana. Emmy has been writing songs for over 20 years, but her first collection of songs, tristia bella, as well as her albums The Manifold and

Country Risqué Hopes You Stay Away From Their "Depression Drawer"

Country Risqué Hopes You Stay Away From Their "Depression Drawer"

Country Risqué aren’t afraid to talk about the things you’d rather avoid. On their new single “Depression Drawer,” the band glorifies one of our collectively sadder habits, sarcastic and goofy and biting all at the same time in a way that reminded me of Lavender Country. “Depression Drawer”

REVIEW: Lizzie No -- Halfsies

REVIEW: Lizzie No -- Halfsies

There is something timely about Halfsies, the new album by Lizzie No. Just as winter snow is finally landing, Halfsies depicts the winter moments of one’s life: bitter endings with no sign of any relief on the horizon. Bitter, but — watching the snow fall — it’s still cinematic. No’

Rainbow Rewind: Marx (Marca) Cassity -- Songs From the Well

Rainbow Rewind: Marx (Marca) Cassity -- Songs From the Well

Rainbow Rewind is a monthly column that brings older queer country albums to light. Marx (Marca) Cassity released this album in 2014. Marx, who is a trauma counselor, works under the name Marca in their counseling practice and Songs From the Wall is still listed under Marca Cassity on streaming