“‘Lesbian Spinsters’ is the penultimate song from the staged version/full-length soundtrack of Lost Grrrl Found. This song finds Izzy and Morgan at their most heartbroken, with both of them having just experienced their first lesbian breakup. A lesbian breakup at age nineteen feels like a world-shattering, earth-crumbling, life-altering situation. We pulled from our own feelings of wanting to swear off love.” -Holly Nance
“‘Lesbian Spinsters’ is the penultimate song from the staged version/full-length soundtrack of Lost Grrrl Found. This song finds Izzy and Morgan at their most heartbroken, with both of them having just experienced their first lesbian breakup. A lesbian breakup at age nineteen feels like a world-shattering, earth-crumbling, life-altering situation. We pulled from our own feelings of wanting to swear off love.” -Holly Nance
Rayland Baxter went through the hardest stretch of his life, wrote 70 songs about it, and turned the best of them into True Violet, his most personal and most hopeful record yet. He talks about the line that came out of his darkest year, the Shakey Graves sequencing call that changed the album, and why he’d want you to hear it at golden hour in Nebraska.
Rayland Baxter went through the hardest stretch of his life, wrote 70 songs about it, and turned the best of them into True Violet, his most personal and most hopeful record yet. He talks about the line that came out of his darkest year, the Shakey Graves sequencing call that changed the album, and why he’d want you to hear it at golden hour in Nebraska.
There’s a hum like 1000 decisions demanding to be made. The pressure to compete, consume, create, compare, capitalize & not capitulate will make your eyeballs sweat. It’s spiritual tinnitus. The cure is disconnecting body from brain with the vibrant heartfelt rumble of Minneapolis’ Black Widows.
There’s a hum like 1000 decisions demanding to be made. The pressure to compete, consume, create, compare, capitalize & not capitulate will make your eyeballs sweat. It’s spiritual tinnitus. The cure is disconnecting body from brain with the vibrant heartfelt rumble of Minneapolis’ Black Widows.
