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Kimya Dawson, Ted Leo, Moor Mother, and others have joined an already long list of artists demand that #SXSW remove contract language threatening deportations for foreign artists who play unofficial shows. Read the artists' open letter and sign the petition.
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Victoria Ruiz writes on the possibility of the show space as a site of resistance, and how she helped plan an anti-inauguration show that helped in the ongoing fight to fire racist, violent Providence police officer Matthew Sheridan.Â
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“The band name came before the band. “Wouldn’t that be so risqué?” they joked. “To name our band after this federal crime of helping terrorists? But,” Jackie explains, “as I say at our shows, we wanted to reclaim it. And really stand for the fact that we can give material support to liberation movements [and] any movement where people are genuinely fighting for self-determination, no matter how the United States classifies it.”
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“I wrote the song about feeling put under the microscope when performing based on gender and to remind myself to try and not do it to others.“
Hear Cool Moon’s latest pop punk masterpiece, “Splitting Hairs”Â
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Raleigh's Pie Face Girls are equal parts garage punk and political theater and are using their platform to take on North Carolina's transphobic policies.
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"In a world that seems to be quickly descending off a cliff, Priests offers not just a glimmer of hope, but a framework to move forward - a blueprint for how to make relevant and ethical music in an age when it's so desperately needed." Will Meyer reviews Priests’ latest record Nothing Feels Natural
“These fights must bleed into all the veins of public platforms that we have, and this includes the music show. To say “no” to our current president is to say “no” to normalcy and to remember all the institutions that open their door for him to walk through and feel warm. When those Andy and Daniel of the Community Defense of Project took the stage before we played to a packed house, with “Fuck Trump” signs lining the walls, the crowd was locked in. People’s moshing sweat evaporated, personal rage and pessimism grew into compassion and questioning of the police.”
Victoria Ruiz writes on weaponizing the show space to serve our community struggles.Â
