Category: Women in Music
On my stereo this week: The new Bethlehem Steel track ‘Govt Cheese’.
Last weekend I didn’t have the time to properly immerse myself in New York band Bethlehem Steel’s new self-titled album. […]
Interview with pop chameleon Bec Sandridge.
On her debut album Try + Save Me pop chameleon Bec Sandridge documents some of her darkest moments and fears […]
Interview: Annie Hamilton adds some welcome grit to her sprawling indie rock.
A while ago I set myself the task of making sure to check out some of the best emerging musicians […]
“Flamingo is about trying to hold hope and hopelessness together” : Interview with Olympia.
Something exciting has been quietly happening in this country to music that now it seems almost impossible to keep a […]
On my stereo this week: ‘Like The Way I Do’ by Melissa Etheridge.
Earlier this year back in April Melissa Etheridge released her new album The Medicine Show. It is incredibly the rock […]
On my stereo this week: Diana Rein’s ‘Queen of My Castle’.
Originally hailing from Chicago, but now based in Southern California, the blues has been embedded in Diana Rein’s DNA since […]
Interview: Anna Tivel talks about her stunning new album The Question.
Portland-based Anna Tivel just might be the most honest musician I have come across in recent years. Her gentle acoustic […]
Interview with Claire Anne Taylor.
I have a colourful wildly imaginative image of Claire Anne Taylor running and playing games as a child immersed in […]
Interview with Nashville’s newest rising star, Ivory Layne.
I am generally really fond of music artists who are brutally honest about their songwriting and what inspires them. That […]
Interview with Joan as Police Woman.
In the past I’ve often felt alone in my admiration for Joan as Police Woman. It seems like a weird […]
