Enjoy the brand new Q&A here.
Last month, The Gossip performed at NYC’s Terminal 5.
Over the summer, I interviewed The Gossip.
Enjoy the brand new Q&A here.
Last month, The Gossip performed at NYC’s Terminal 5.
Over the summer, I interviewed The Gossip.
Enjoy the brand new Q&A below. We’re giving away a Gossip prize pack!
MP3: The Gossip – Standing In The Way Of Control (Le Tigre Mix)
Simian Mobile Disco & Beth Ditto – Cruel Intentions (Joker Mix)
Temporary Pleasure is out now.
Catch SMD on their North American trek.
Watch ‘Audacity Of Huge’ here.
MP3: Simian Mobile Disco & Beth Ditto – Cruel Intentions (Joker Mix)
Watch today’s feature below. Be sure to read my Q&A with The Gossip here.
Enjoy today’s Q&A below. Watch The Gossip’s new video for ‘Heavy…’ here.
Enjoy today’s fashion centric Q&A here.
Earlier this month, she spoke to Out.
Enjoy the brand new Q&A here.
Last April, The Gossip played a brilliant gig at NYC’s Webster Hall.
Visit The Gossip on MySpace.
Riot Grrrl: Revolution Girl Style Now! is out now.
The 192-page documentation features audacious pioneers such as Bikini Kill, Huggy Bear, Lungleg, Kim Gordon, Mambo Taxi, L7 & Le Tigre.
Also included is a foreward by The Gossip’s Beth Ditto.
Learn more about the book here.
Here are some snippets from her recent Q&A session.
Do you find it at all marginalizing to be on Music With A Twist, a Columbia subsidiary for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender artists?
No, I love being on a queer label. You’re sitting in a room with a group of people who have all the same reference points as you, you don’t have to explain anything about your identity to them, and people aren’t like, “What’s a tranny?” It’s not about integration versus segregation; it’s just a way to get the music out there.
You’ve said that you think being a bigger, gay woman might have held the band back from mainstream success, but do you think it’s also worked to your advantage?
I never would say that it worked to our advantage, but I think it’s a breath of fresh air for a lot of people. And you gotta play the game. If you can work it, then you work it no matter what. And talent transcends all those things.
What do you make of the fact that the Gossip are very popular in the U.K. but not nearly as well known over here?
Sometimes I think of America as this imperial child of England that doesn’t know what to do until England tells it. But I’m ready for the backlash over there. It’s coming!
Here are some snippets from her recent Q&A session.
Do you find it at all marginalizing to be on Music With A Twist, a Columbia subsidiary for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender artists?
No, I love being on a queer label. You’re sitting in a room with a group of people who have all the same reference points as you, you don’t have to explain anything about your identity to them, and people aren’t like, “What’s a tranny?” It’s not about integration versus segregation; it’s just a way to get the music out there.
You’ve said that you think being a bigger, gay woman might have held the band back from mainstream success, but do you think it’s also worked to your advantage?
I never would say that it worked to our advantage, but I think it’s a breath of fresh air for a lot of people. And you gotta play the game. If you can work it, then you work it no matter what. And talent transcends all those things.
What do you make of the fact that the Gossip are very popular in the U.K. but not nearly as well known over here?
Sometimes I think of America as this imperial child of England that doesn’t know what to do until England tells it. But I’m ready for the backlash over there. It’s coming!
