CHAPS - In All Directions
In this "bedeviling" collection of ten songs, CHAPS delivers a series of body-altering character studies on his album In All Directions, writes Bee Delores.
Album Reviews
Rae Spoon - Assigned Country Singer at Birth
Queer country legend Rae Spoon returns to their genre assigned at birth -- one full of cunning, needle-point songwriting, writes Bee Delores.
Jessye DeSilva -- Glitter Up the Dark
Jessye DeSilva's new album Glitter Up the Dark transmutes queer joy into an immortal dance floor, writes Kate Fishman.
Anjimile -- You're Free to Go
Quietly revolutionary and subtle, Anjimile's latest album You're Free To Go works its way under your skin and into your awareness, writes Richard Marcus.
Paula Boggs Band -- Sumatra
Sumatra is Paula Boggs Band's rousing, poignant, and hopeful contribution to the resistance, writes Richard Marcus.
Grace Givertz - Midnight Feature
With Midnight Feature, Grace Givertz punctures the heart and gives us a "remarkable stretch of storytelling. It doesn't get much better than this," Bee Delores writes.
Cat Clyde - Mud Blood Bone
Bee Delores marvels at Mud Blood Bone, the new album from Cat Clyde. On "what just might be the best album of 2026," Clyde bends time and bursts through the other side.