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If you like this, check out other such content on TheNewGay.net Happy Wednesday as we unveil our 2nd of two interviews Queer-lead and all-around TNG approved rockers Of Montreal. This time we feature frontman and brainchild Kevin […]
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If you like this, check out thenewgay.net for other such content. Queer-lead and all-around TNG-approved rockers Of Montreal are as much about their visual aesthetic and their LSD live shows as they are their own music. […]
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If you like this, check out more such content at The New Gay. French pop luminary Yelle (nee’ Julie Budet) is the vocalist of her like-named band. While she is the vocal point — providing the […]
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Philly throwback rockers Free Energy helped The New Gay contribute to Dan Savage’s “It Gets Better” project with this special live version of their song “Hope Child.” Though it is not melancholy, like our last such […]
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Brian Moylan, the indomitable gay voice of Gawker Media, gave The New Gay a couple minutes of his time last month to talk about queer media, snark and what its like to be talking to […]
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Canadian indie supergroup The New Pornographers helped The New Gay launch its addition to the “It Gets Better” series by performing an acoustic version of their anti-suicide anthem “Adventures in Solitude.” Check it out!
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Lesbian legend Amy Ray took a break at her recent solo tour to play a brand new song, Little Revolutions, for The New Gay.
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DC’s own Terue Terue, and their gay frontman Ryan Little, were nice enough to rock their song “Spanish Lynx” in DC’s St. Stephen’s church. And it’s gorgeous. And so is Ryan. Why aren’t you watching […]
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Yesterday I put up an article blasting Katy Perry for being no friend of the gay community, so today I started a column called “New Gay Icons.” Here’s the first one: I’ve been grousing a […]
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Tomorrow I will be attempting to launch a column called “New Gay Icons” that I’ve been brewing for a while. The reason is that I’ve become increasingly frustrated with the spate of contemporary pop stars that crop up out of nowhere, declare themselves to be “gay icons,” throw a couple rainbows or dudes kissing into their videos then dust off their hands and move on.
Editor-in-chief of alterna-queer publication Thenewgay.net
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