The Most Influential LGBTQIA Musicians
Freddie Mercury was known not only for his flamboyant stage presence, but also for having one of the best voices in rock ’n’ roll.
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The Symphonic Tribute to David Bowie | 06.17.16
Hits like “Suffragette City,” “Space Oddity,” and more will be delivered in a whole new fashion.
Peter Murphy | 04.10.16
The quality of the voice is often replaced by the depth a performer brings to a body of music.
Diane Coffee │03.04.16
“Hymn” is the perfect example of how a Diane Coffee song goes, full of emotion, twists and turns, and, most of all, passion.
David Bowie | Blackstar (ISO)
“Dollar Days” is the closest thing we’ll ever have to getting a warm embrace from the man who sold the world.
Rob Thomas | 11.09.15
He sings the way some people speak, with a lot of gestures. He reached out to the audience. He raised his hands to the heavens.
Ziggyology: A Brief History of Ziggy Stardust | Simon Goddard (Ebury Press)
The book is a joyous read and will transport you back to a time when rock giants like Bowie and Mark Bolan (from T-Rex) roamed the planet.
The Kooks | Junk of the Heart (Astralwerks)
After more than a few listens, the album's title begins to seem eerily descriptive of what awaits.
The Man Who Fell to Earth (Rialto Pictures, NR)
The Man Who Fell to Earth is an extremely stylized film and for that reason doesn’t seem dated.
Iggy and the Stooges | Raw Power: Legacy Edition (Columbia/Legacy)
The sound of Iggy and the Stooges has been a permanent fixture in the collections of rock’n’roll fans since their inception over forty years ago.