Softcult

Softcult

Author: idobi Network February 2, 2023 Duration: 52:40

Tate sits down with twins Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn from Canadian mall goth band, Softcult in this episode of Punk Goes Pride. They discuss the bands incredible DIY skills in music production, song writing, graphic design and music video direction. They also talk about the importance of consent, women in the scene, 4th wave feminism and chat briefly about their mutual love for horror movies and Canadian food.

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There's a specific, vibrant energy that exists where music, identity, and community collide, and that's exactly the space where you'll find Punk Goes Pride. Hosted on the idobi Network, this series sits at the intersection of raw musical passion and authentic personal stories, offering a microphone to LGBTQIA+ artists and their allies. The tone here isn't one of stiff, formal interviews; instead, episodes unfold with a refreshing mix of honesty, lighthearted silliness, and genuine connection. You'll hear musicians talk about their craft, their influences, and the realities of navigating the industry, all while celebrating queer experience as something beautifully natural and integral to the art itself. It's a podcast that understands the profound link between the DIY spirit of punk and the power of living authentically. By focusing on conversations that are as fun as they are frank, it creates a platform that feels less like a formal interview and more like hanging out backstage with friends who have incredible stories to tell. Tune in for a unique blend of personal narrative and musical discovery that challenges norms and amplifies vital voices.
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