Do you ever really get over your upbringing? On her first album in nearly a decade, Garrison Starr meets her demons head-on, conducting a full-fledged exorcism as she surveys the psychic damage that left the Mississippi-bred singer “broke in two.” […]
It’s pretty common, I think, for people to feel like they were the last ones to know they were queer. But I think I’m one of the few who was outed by Pandora. My high school Sleater-Kinney channel wasn’t just […]
It’s easy to root for singer-songwriter Garrison Starr, whose first mainstream notice came with 1997’s Lilith-friendly pop hit “Superhero”. Starr has pursued a rootsier direction since then, somewhere betwixt Rosanne Cash and Shawn Colvin. She’s made a series of solid […]
