I’m Really Big
By Ruth Garbus | September 8, 2023
By Ruth Garbus | September 8, 2023
I’m Really Big
Ruth Garbus on performance and staying "balanced on the beam of healthy self."
Tag: music essay
The Smashing Pumpkins’ Siamese Dream Taught Me To Zig When Others Zag
By Morgan Enos | September 7, 2023
By Morgan Enos | September 7, 2023
The Smashing Pumpkins’ Siamese Dream Taught Me To Zig When Others Zag
Morgan Enos (Other Houses) on coming back to the ‘90s heroes and their refractory masterpiece.
Sinéad O’Connor Was Right About Everything
By Shirley Manson | August 4, 2023
By Shirley Manson | August 4, 2023
Sinéad O’Connor Was Right About Everything
Shirley Manson (Garbage) remembers the once-in-a-lifetime artist.
Sad But True
By Hana Bryanne | July 14, 2023
By Hana Bryanne | July 14, 2023
Sad But True
Hana Bryanne’s brief inquiry into the “online sad girl.”
The Frat Party in a Trailer Park at the End of the World
By Geld | July 5, 2023
The Frat Party in a Trailer Park at the End of the World
Cormac Sheehan waxes philosophical on Antipodean rock & roll.
Applying New Language to Memories
By Friendship Commanders | June 20, 2023
By Friendship Commanders | June 20, 2023
Applying New Language to Memories
Why Buick Audra wrote a concept album about Massachusetts.
Dollface
By Hana Bryanne | June 16, 2023
By Hana Bryanne | June 16, 2023
Dollface
Hana Bryanne on Tumblr Feminism and growing up online.
Don’t Sneak: Living In A Post-Patrick Lavender Country
By Alex Riggs | May 31, 2023
By Alex Riggs | May 31, 2023
Don’t Sneak: Living In A Post-Patrick Lavender Country
Alex Riggs pays tribute to "the champion of working class queers."
On Music, Grief, and the Religion of Nature
By Wila Frank | May 11, 2023
By Wila Frank | May 11, 2023
On Music, Grief, and the Religion of Nature
Wila Frank writes about how songwriting helped connect her to her father after his passing.
Something To Look Forward To
By John Strohm | May 9, 2023
By John Strohm | May 9, 2023
Something To Look Forward To
John Strohm on how his new record was inspired by his late friend, the musician Ed Ackerson.