How Dolly Became Ours
Our weekly recap features our Dolly Parton tribute by Alivia Stonier, queer country news, artist resources, and events from all over the world!
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Kam Franklin - Land of the Neon Sun
Kam Franklin electrifies the eardrum and slithers into your soul on her genre-blending country funk album Land of the Neon Sun, writes Bee Delores
Brokestring -- Radicalized By Basic Decency
Brokestring presents a collection of righteous fury packaged as protest songs in Radicalized By Basic Decency, the second on his four-part Brokestring vs. The United States of America
PREMIERE: Bonnie & The Mere Mortals Kill Their Heroes
Bonnie & The Mere Mortals embrace Gothic Americana on their upcoming song "a coffin has no pockets" -- a stark reminder that you can't take it with you.
INTERVIEW: Rorie Kelly Aspires to Sing With Muppets
Rorie Kelly wants to bring our strengths to the forefront with their healing music. In our interview, we talk exploring small towns and manifesting collabs with Tegan and Sara and the Muppets.
Dolly Parton Was Never Ours, But She Became Ours Anyway
There is something almost funny about how much Dolly Parton means to queer people. She is not queer. Somewhere along the way, Dolly became ours anyway. In this essay, Alivia Stonier works with Justin Hiltner to explain that process.
Rainbow Ruckus 8/25: Rita Bliss, Maddie Zahm, The Male Pattern
This week's Rainbow Ruckus features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating endless eternity.