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Leah Carroll: Beyoncé and the Real Girl

February 2013

How do you solve a problem like Beyoncé? With her autobiography pic and some drag artists from the ’80s.

Sex & Death

February 2013

Matt Korvette of the punk band Pissed Jeans on pain, fashion fetishes, and redirecting the male gaze

Jess Engebretson: Hipco—the Living Art of Liberia

January 2013

Amid violence and devastation, a thriving, transgressive music.

A Rioter’s Prayer

November 2012

Pussy Riot’s Yekaterina Samutsevich on protest, art, and freedom

Chad Wys: Artist’s Playlist

September 2012

Artist Chad Wys gives us a peek into the music he listens to while he works.

Aaron Leaf: Pussy Riot’s Closing Statements

August 2012

Instead of using her closing statement to express remorse, Yekaterina Samutsevich of the Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot talked about Putin, power, and the subversive potential of images.

Lois Beckett: Pandora Asks Listeners to Share Their Emails With Romney

August 2012

Don’t harass me on my email, don’t stalk me on the apps that I use, says Crystal Harris after receiving a pop-up message asking her to share her email with the Romney campaign.

The Rappers of Rutshuru

July 2012

Making music in war-torn Eastern Congo

Carmen García Durazo: M.I.A.’s Controversial “Bad Girls” Video Will Do Nothing For Saudi Women

March 2012

M.I.A. likes to portray herself as a revolutionary, but if the “Bad Girls” video is any indication, she’s more interested in pandering to Western stereotypes of Arab countries.

Listen to the Banned

December 2010

Just in time for the holidays, a new CD compiles a who’s who of banned musicians from around the world.

Event: Haiti Benefit at The Living Room

December 2010
  December 16th is the Haiti Benefit at The Living Room. The lineup includes Matt Singer, Great Elk, Casey Shea, Ryan Hobbler and Wynn Walent. Proceeds will go to Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos International.

Guernica Celebrates 6!

October 2010
  Join Guernica for an evening filled with food, drinks, music, readings, auctions, celebrities, honorees, and more fun than should be allowed at a benefit.

Wise Latina

October 2009

The genre- and language-blending Mexican-American singer discusses “Indian-ness,” making music in the land of cultural chameleons, and says she may never be hip in the U.S. But her songs might be the most eloquent response yet to the likes of Joe “You Lie” Wilson.

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