Mary Lambert: Body Love
When it comes to spilling her heart and soul to thousands of complete strangers, Mary Lambert is no rookie… Read more »
Dave Steinfeld
Dave grew up in Connecticut and is now based in New York City. He has been a professional journalist since 1999 and has very possibly written about women in music more than any male journalist in America. Dave’s first piece for Curve, on The Cliks, was published in 2007. Some of the artists he has covered since then include Patti Smith, Neneh Cherry, Ani DiFranco, Ann Wilson, the Indigo Girls, and Amanda Palmer who once called him “an honorary lesbian.”
Marianne Faithfull: Keeping The Faith
Marianne Faithfull talks punk rock, sexuality and her new album… Read more »
Hot Licks: Neneh Cherry
Neneh Cherry is one of the few musicians who achieved pop stardom and then took the road less traveled… Read more »
Chrissie Hynde Is Back With The Pretenders And A Rock ’N’ Roll Album For Our Times.
The first thing you notice about the new Pretenders album, Hate for Sale, is that all four members of the band are on the cover… Read more »
Caught In White Widow’s Web
White Widow is the nom de rock of Massachusetts-bred, Austin-born singer Carla Patullo who has been making albums for half a decade now—culminating with Black Heart… Read more »
The Indigo Girls Offer Good Music For Tough Times
Everyone in the queer community and the music industry knows who the Indigo Girls are… Read more »
Rock Solid In Her Seventies – Nona Hendryx
In a perfect world, Nona Hendryx would be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and on the cover of Essence… Read more »
Jennifer Knapp: Love Comes Back Around
Jennifer Knapp, the Nashville singer-songwriter’s latest album is out now… Read more »
Cyndi Lauper Goes Country
Cyndi Lauper has worn more than a few hats during her 30-year career: pop music megastar and ’80s style icon; actress and comedian; theater composer; and, of course, major ally to the LGBTQ community, to name just a few… Read more »
The Slits’ ‘Animal’ Instinct
Singer Ari Up talks inspiration, three decades of music and the revolutionary band’s return, with their first album in 28 years… Read more »