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Screen Sounds: An Interview With Pretty Much It

Pretty Much It is a YouTube channel known for their hysterical movie and TV show commentary tracks. Based off their wildly popular commentary tracks for the first two seasons of 13 Reasons Why, Eric Striffler and Jacob Shao of Pretty Much It recently wrapped their 13 Cities Why tour, where they watched the third season… [continued]
An Interview With: Last Podcast On The Left

Before filming their live special, I had the chance to talk to the hosts of the popular true-crime podcast Last Podcast On The Left. The Last Podcast On The Left: Live In Chicago special is available to purchase now for $6.66. Staley Sharples: From listening to the show, it’s clear all of you are into… [continued]
Pride 2018 Playlists: Bella Muerte’s Dancing Through Fire

Concluding our Pride 2018 Playlists series, drag queen Bella Muerte crafts a party playlist that closes Pride Month with a bang. Pride has its roots as a protest. A riot against the political system that oppressed us as queer people and forced us into silence. However, we need not be serious all the time. Anger… [continued]
Pride 2018 Playlists: Bella Muerte on LGBTQ+ Mental Health

Drag queen Bella Muerte calls attention to the mental health struggles that members of the LGBTQ+ community face and pairs the information with an empowering playlist, The Moon Knows My Secrets. It is no secret that mental illness is a blight on the LGBT+ community, with rates three times more common for members of our… [continued]
Pride 2018 Playlists: Bella Muerte’s Pride In The Blood

Drag queen Bella Muerte returns with Pride in the Blood, a playlist honoring their Native American heritage. Read their essay and listen to their playlist below. I am currently back in my home state of North Dakota, and this week has been a rather eventful one. Tuesday saw our state primaries for the 2018 elections,… [continued]
Pride 2018 Playlists: Drag Queen Bella Muerte’s Stargazing Through Smoke

We’re thrilled to collaborate with drag queen Bella Muerte, a performer who splits their time between Minneapolis and Glasgow. Their drag is subversive and complex, calling upon artists of numerous mediums. In our first entry of our special Pride 2018 series, Bella Muerte breaks down their inspiration and the music that influenced their “Starry Night”… [continued]
Screen Sounds: Where Are All The Women-Driven Film Scores?

In the newest episode of his always entertaining and educational podcast Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, the Queer Eye star sits down with Jessica Rae Huber, a film score composer with a number of well-known TV credits to her name. The pair discuss the process of film scoring, keeping mum on major character deaths (she’s… [continued]
Albums Of The Month: Our Must-Hear Albums from October 2017

Another month has come and gone—recap some of October’s best albums with the help of the Saint Audio staff. Losing —Bully Imagine that we celebrated when people had a cathartic experience and gave each other those greeting cards that play music when you open them. That’s essentially what Bully’s Losing is. Songs about pain and… [continued]
Albums Of The Month: Our Must-Hear Picks From September 2017

We recap the ten best albums released in September, along with a can’t-miss track from each of our selections. Aromanticism — Moses Sumney Moses Sumney’s debut album Aromanticism is a genre-defying work of art exploring themes of lovelessness and loneliness in a romance-driven society. True to his minimalist style, Sumney delivers tracks with melancholic, ethereal… [continued]
Rave Weapons: Volume #005

This week: two fairly recent Grime favourites. Volume #005: 1. “My Direction (feat. Lethal Bizzle)” – Wiley One of the most accomplished musicians Grime has to offer, Wiley delivered an instant-classic with his 2017 LP Godfather. My Direction is just one of many amazing records that this album has to offer. With Lethal Bizzle he… [continued]