Category: Homocore
Cakes Da Killa shared 360-degree video for “Been Dat Did That”
VR seems to be future for music videos. Queer rapper Cakes Da Killa shared the video for “Been Dat Did
Muna shared LGBTQI pop anthem “I Know A Place”
Many people in the US have been mourning the latest election and getting used to the fact a lunatic called
From the underground to the front stage, Drag Queens conquer the mainstream
The last season of one of the most successful shows around drag queen culture has ended just a few weeks
Leo Kalyan on how his latest EP is the reflection of his personal story
London-based artist Leo Kalyan is one of our favorite acts since we run into the amazing “Fingertips” making us completely
Discussion with Dominique about her new track “If I Could Go Back”
As the release of Dominique‘s debut EP is coming closer, we are getting more and more excited! Personally I ran
F. Virtue reflets on peace of mind with highly collaborative track “☯”
“☯” is taken from F. Virtue‘s monthly project The Things I’d Talk to Harry About, to be released on FiveSe7en
Read Frank Ocean’s words about the Orlando Tragedy
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]S[/su_dropcap]ome days after the tragedy of Orlando, a lot of artists decided to post statements, reactions and other messages to share their feelings about this massacre that is one of the worst in the US History. Today, Frank Ocean shared, in turn via his Tumblr, some words about this sad event. The artist, who opened up about his sexuality some years ago, is personally moved by this event and his speech is particularly emotional. It notably deals with religion, but also with homophobia and transphobia. Read it below.
Jenny Hval – Female Vampire
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]E[/su_dropcap]verybody’s favourite Norwegian with a bowl cut Jenny Hval is coming for blood. After last year’s mesmerizing “Apocalypse, girl“, Hval is ready to venture deeper into the forest of symbols gender and body politics live in with her new album “Blood Bitch”. The LP focuses on the most elemental of those symbols, menstruation, the red thread the album has been woven with. It’s a fictitious yet personal story populated by characters from ’70s exploitation and horror movies. Please meet the first of these shadowy figures in “Female Vampire”.
