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Men Who Rock! Funny Because it's Sexist (and True).

Social Commentary post by Kelsey Wallace on October 3, 2012 - 12:46pm; tagged LOLz, rolling stone, satire, sexism, women in music.
In this week's edition of The Stranger, Emily Nokes and Bree McKenna hilariously turn sexist music journalism on its head with their local bands feature "Men Who Rock!"

Stranger cover featuring a white shirtless man looking coyly at the camera. The words Men Who Rock are under him.
Guys who aren't afraid to get their rock on!
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RetroPop: Getting Dumped with Dolly Parton and Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"

Music post by Brianna Goldberg on September 4, 2012 - 2:38pm; tagged break ups, Dolly Parton, rolling stone, taylor swift.

A picture of country singer Dolly Parton next to a picture of pop/country singer Taylor Swift

It's been great fun muddling together the likes of Carly Rae Jepsen with Jane Austen and Adele with Mary Shelley, but today we're going to take a bit of a different tack. Instead of riding our interweb-powered Delorean into the way past past to find the work of a female artist, we're just going to turn our heads towards the sound of that delightful voice coming from somewhere near the Great Smoky Mountains...

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She Pop: The Search for the Misogyjam of '09, featuring 3OH!3 and Helen Keller Jokes

Music post by SadyDoyle on October 8, 2009 - 8:26pm; tagged 3oh!3, disability, emo rap, helen keller, helen keller jokes, misogyjam '09, rolling stone, She Pop, the end of civilization.

Ah, Rolling Stone. Twice a month, you arrive at my doorstep (yeah, I don't know either. My boyfriend bought concert tickets or something? And then it came for free? Rolling Stone: The Magazine So Relevant They Basically Have To Force You To Read It) and generously provide me with a new reason to fear for the future of the world and all those who live therein.

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