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alaska to sharon when she refuses to wear her glasses

I have lots for lgbt, and some listed are people of color. does anyone else have some reccs for non-lgbt poc metal musicians?

Also here is a link to my LGBT musicians google spreadsheet, where over 500 queer musicians are listed and can be easily filtered through

metal/hardcore/rock/punk artists or bands with queer people:

adore delano - bi latino nb, punk

against me - trans lady fronted punk band

babe waves - queer punk femme

bad cop / bad cop - bi lady fronted punk band

brett anderson (suede) - bi man, alt rock

celeste carballo - latina lesbian, hard rock

daddy issues - queer girl punk band

deitre - queer guy glam rock band

elton john - gay man, rock

fit for rivals - lesbian fronted punk band

floral tattoo - trans & nb emo band

gina young - lesbian punk singer

g.l.o.s.s - all trans lady hardcore punk band

god is my copilot - bi husband/wife punk duo

green day - rock band fronted by bi man

grlwood - lesbian punk duo

halestorm - bi lady fronted heavy metal band

hotelier - nb rock musician

judas priest - gay guy fronted heavy metal band 

lauren ruth ward - lesbian rock musician

life of agony - trans lady fronted heavy metal band

lipstick homicide - queer punk band

lou reed - jewish rock musician

lucas silveira - latino trans man, rock

melissa etheridge - lesbian rock musician

michal szpak - gay man, rock

neon trees - gay fronted rock band

no girlfriends - all lesbian rock band

ola salo - bi man, glam rock

otep - lesbian heavy metal musician

partner - lesbian punk duo

pansy division - queer punk band 

pete shelley - bi man, punk

pete townshend (the who) - bi man, rock

placebo - queer alt rock band

pollyanna frank - israeli jewish lesbian, rock

primal rite - nb metal/hardcore crossover 

pvris - lesbian fronted rock band 

queen -bi man fronted rock band

senses fail - “not straight”, post hardcore

sharon needles - gay drag queen, punk

sharptooth - bi jewish lady, hardcore punk

she king - two spirit native rock singer

siiri nordin - lesbian rock singer

steam powered giraffe - trans lady fronted steampunk band

svetlana surganova - lesbian rock singer

synaptic - nb fronted doom punk band 

the butchies - all lesbian punk band 

the diesel queens - gay rock band 

the dicks - gay hardcore punk band 

the smiths - queer fronted rock band lauren

trap girl - trans lady, hardcore punk

tribe 8 - queer punk band 

tyler carter (issues) - bi man, metalcore

tyler glenn - gay man, rock

worriers - nb, melodic punk band 

yehuda poliker - jewish israeli queer rock singer

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1. Our Own Private Universe—Robin Talley

This stunning novel from Robin Talley drops at the end of January, and follows fifteen-year-old Aki as she explores her sexuality. She’s always known she was bisexual, but so far has only dated guys. When she goes on a four-week youth mission trip to Mexico with her BFF, her mind isn’t on dating, but then she meets Christa and everything changes. This book will wrap itself around your heart and squeeze until you are left with nothing but gooey feels.  

2. History Is All You Left Me—Adam Silvera

When Griffin’s first love and ex-boyfriend Theo dies in a tragic drowning accident, his world is flipped upside down. Even though Theo had moved on—heading to college in California and seeing someone new, a guy named Jackson—Griffin had always imagined they’d find their way back to each other. This book explores grief and its effect on Griffin’s OCD…and what happens when the only person who could possibly understand you is the person who stole away your ex.

3. Dead Little Mean Girl—Eva Darrows

What really makes a mean girl tick? Quinn Littleton was a skinny blonde social terrorist in stilettos, and now she’s dead. Proud geek girl Emma had been enjoying a quiet life playing video games and staying off the radar until her mom announced she was happily moving in with Quinn’s mom…and Emma’s new nightmare of a stepsister. Now that Quinn is dead, Emma is finding out there was more to Quinn than was obvious at first bite. Eva Darrows busts stereotypes in this novel, including what the traditional family looks like. Look for it on bookshelves March 28.