Charli XCX’s new album is infinitely more fun to talk about than to actually hear
Hannah Jocelyn
Hannah Jocelyn (they/she) is an English-speaking New York-based writer, audio engineer and musician. Her bylines have appeared at Pitchfork, Stereogum, Them and many other places. Hannah also runs the queer-focused Transient Peak newsletter and releases music under the stage name The Answers in Between.
Gordi will see you now
How working in a hospital during COVID led to the rising singer-songwriter’s new album “Like Plasticine”
The new Lucy Dacus album is just fine. Where does Sapphic folk go from here?
Forever Is a Feeling relies heavily on Dacus’s relationship with Julien Baker for inspiration. The resulting record is disappointingly safe
On her new album, Orla Gartland is her own hero
The singer-songwriter talks writing nuanced pop songs, intense female friendships, and her new album “Everybody Needs A Hero”
Eccentric folkies the Ophelias are poised to break big
Queer, genre-hopping and mischievous, the indie quartet is gearing up for world domination, one offbeat lyric at a time