Dog Park Dissidents is a self-described "loud and flamboyant" queer rock band from New Orleans, Long Island and Philadelphia. As the band explains, they "bend genres, genders, and decency" with...

Judas Priest formed in Birmingham, England in 1969. In its early years, the band underwent numerous lineup changes. In 1972, the band recruited Rob Halford as a vocalist. In May of the following year,...

Last week, we learned about the proliferation of queercore within the hardcore punk scene. To briefly recap, queercore emerged as a subculture in the mid-1980s. It started from punk's DIY scene, with...

House music began in the underground clubs of 1980s-era Chicago. Defined by its signature four-on-the-floor beat and classical tempo of 120 beats per minute, house served as the foundation for contemporary...

If you’re anything like me you’ve spent hours scrolling on your phone aimlessly, especially during the pandemic. Being stuck in quarantine caused a lot of introspection and for many people, it...