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Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace has penned an album of astonishingly intimate anthemic punk rock. Transgender Dysphoria Blues explores a perspective seldom seen in punk: that of a trans* woman. Here she talks to Petra Davis about creativity, femininity, and soul rebellion
Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace has penned an album of astonishingly intimate anthemic punk rock. Transgender Dysphoria Blues explores a perspective seldom seen in punk: that of a trans* woman. Here she talks to Petra Davis about creativity, femininity, and soul rebellion
On their debut album Coming Apart, the seething guitar noise of Kim Gordon and Bill Nace's Body/Head project possesses a strikingly raw emotional force. Petra Davis speaks to the duo about the meditative improvisational processes that went into its making
On their debut album Coming Apart, the seething guitar noise of Kim Gordon and Bill Nace's Body/Head project possesses a strikingly raw emotional force. Petra Davis speaks to the duo about the meditative improvisational processes that went into its making
Jessy Lanza is the mind and voice behind the sensuous and haunting R&B and electronic pop of Pull My Hair Back, released through Hyperdub next month. She speaks with Petra Davis about accidental vocal science and how her songs are like self-assembled collages
Jessy Lanza is the mind and voice behind the sensuous and haunting R&B and electronic pop of Pull My Hair Back, released through Hyperdub next month. She speaks with Petra Davis about accidental vocal science and how her songs are like self-assembled collages
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