Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange” Is Perfect: The Autostraddle Review
This is a great fucking album.
This is a great fucking album.
This week’s music fix will (hopefully!) be crowdsourced. I’m sorry for saying ‘crowdsourced’.
Carmen’s Team Pick: It was July 6, 2012. It was just another day on UpWorthy. And then, there was Nicki Minaj.
Also, she has an adorable new look, you guys!
An out Aussie classical pianist whose three-part album tribute to her favourite film characters is as interesting as it sounds.
From Detroit to NOLA to NYC, there are gay, bisexual, lesbian, trans, and queer artists who are making seriously awesome stuff everywhere, so let’s give them their due.
Jess talks to The Voice’s Vicci Martinez about her brand new album, coming out, her musical guilty pleasure and of course, The Real L Word.
Frank Ocean came out as gay or bisexual today in a letter published online, telling the story of his first love with a male friend.
Dublin twins are making a splash with their infectious melodies and charming sound.
You know what’s better than a book on tape? A book in a song.
I believed deeply, at one point, that words could do a majority of the communicating I would need to do in my life. I was wrong.
“I dated men and women, though lesbians weren’t feeling the bisexual thing. Now I’m in love with a woman I think I can be with forever.”
Dearest Beyoncé, we do not know each other but I think about you every single day of my life.
“Is that a lady or man? Times have changed and lines are blurred and I don’t understand.”
Carmen’s Team Pick: “Another Day” is the first and only released track from her forthcoming mixtape “Spirit Finger Gazebo.”
A UK-based boy-girl musical pairing that will make your heart sing.
Ericka serves up the best music news from the internet this week.
The lesbian from Boardwalk Empire sings in an awesome band.
Riot showed us what revolution could look like. We had a new concept of what power could be. We could find it within ourselves and in each other — and we didn’t have to ask.
Lip Service actor and musician Heather Peace opens up about everything from her new album, Fairytales, to how it felt to take DS Murray down to rock bottom.