Kendra Brea Cooper

Culture writer, content writer, and copywriter.  Aspiring visual designer. 

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Introducing: Cub Sport

Cub Sport’s fifth studio album Jesus at the Gay Bar is a sonically thrilling and epic love story, filled with queer joy and queer resilience. Cub Sport’s Tim Nelson sat down with Indie is Not a Genre to discuss their new album and their upcoming tour.

Kendra Cooper: There are some deep themes of love, loss, and discovery on this album. Tell me about them, and why they were important to this album.

Tim Nelson: I feel like on this album, I’ve kind of told parts of my story from over a decade of
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Space Queen at Massif Music Festival, Canada

September 23rd was the first time in two years that the Massif Music Festival in Nelson B.C. Canada opened the Eagles Hall for two nights of enough punk and metal to help everyone scream and sweat out any residual pandemic frustrations. With two flights of stairs to get to the stage, concertgoers had to up their heart rates before they entered the room. We like to call those “pre-pit preparations.” I got to the top and grazed the merch table; catching my breath, I saw a pin that said: “moms to t
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Lessons in Emergence: The Story of Rage Against the Machine’s ‘Evil Empire’ —

In the spring of 1996, Rage Against the Machine released their sophomore album, Evil Empire, a record detailed in history, left-deep in politics, and driven by urgency. Named after a hypocritical statement from Ronald Regan describing the U.S.S.R, the album followed the radical theme of their debut released four years before—a very long time by music history standards. It didn’t come easy, like anything worth its weight in leftist ideals. Personal and professional differences stalled recording,

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About | Roots & Waggle

Roots & Waggle is a skincare and cosmetic brand with a rebellious ground-up philosophy. Natural and sophisticated like the honey bee, Roots & Waggle uses ingredients from the earth and the lab. We take the wild essence of nature and create products you’ll be proud to put on your skin. This is how we create high-quality products. We’re here for the ones who dare to be more than just what’s on the surface. Beauty is in the chemistry and creativity of life.

In a world filled with uncertainty, skin
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The Troubled Story of Hole’s ‘Live Through This’ — Albumlogy

The songwriting on Live Through This moved through space and place. Frontwoman Courtney Love wrote the stirring hit “Doll Parts” in a friend's bathroom. On the one hand, it's a room with four walls, and on the other, it is a deeply private space for what feels like a remarkably private song. The track subverts femininity, literally pulling it apart and then putting it back together again, something one might feel they need to do behind a locked door. Drummer Patty Schemel and Love wrote “She Wal
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Introducing: Bec Sandridge Interview

Following their latest single , Australia’s Bec Sandridge gave Indie is Not a Genre an interview about their creative process and upcoming EP .

Kendra Cooper: Hello! Thank you so much for doing this interview for Indie Is Not a Genre. How has life been since releasing your latest single ‘Cost of Love’?

Bec Sandridge: Hello, hello! All is well here in Australia. Just gearing into rehearsal mode with my new band – which is exciting! Can’t wait to hit the road with some new songs and the gals!

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