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In Peter Jackson’s “The Beatles: Get Back,” Ono is a performance artist at the height of her powers.

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Le Tigre are reuniting in 2022 for Goldenvoice's newest festival: This Ain't No Picnic.

The second album from guitarist Betsy Wright and drummer Laura King revels in a good time, backing up their bite with instrumental brawn.

The Linda Lindas have released a new song, "Nino," which will appear on the teen punk outfit's next studio release, out in 2022.

Discovering we are not alone in being trans is a powerful moment, as we find in a documentary about celebrated jazz musician Billy Tipton.

How the show’s co-creators found comedy in the pain of revisiting adolescence.

A secret show in New Orleans with bands like Delores Galore and Poose the Puppet has opened portals to other worlds...more at the jump

The experimentally minded bassist and star guests including Sharon Van Etten and Julia Holter create these unusual reimaginings, though the vocals don’t always suit Briggs’s songs

Hey grrrlies, in this episode we jump into the history of the Riot Grrrl movement, starting in Olympia in the early 90s as a backlash to the male-dominated Punk scene. We play some songs by some women in punk in the 70s who made this all possible: the Slits, X Ray Spex, and Patti Smith. Of course we delve into Kathleen Hanna (happy belated birthday!) and her projects which defined the movement: Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, and Julie Ruin. We get into some other first-gen Riot Grrrl acts, as well as so...