Gender Dysphoria

"Soft Spots" - album's overarching, frequently autobiographical narrative: a quest for queer truth, self-acceptance and love, a war waged against gender dysphoria and lingering trauma. Percolated through Knipe's velvety alto and the band's sunny, emo-pop palette, the aforementioned queries blossom from a highly personal dialogue into a comforting, contemplative conversation, the artist's pain acting as a vessel for our own, regardless of gender identity. After all, the emotional hazards dotting the long, bruising path to adulthood don't discriminate. Pain unites us all, especially in today's uncertain times.

Theatrical goth glam perfect for self-expressive folks that indulge in new wave, glam rock and queer anthems. Modishly reinventing their 80s Scottish post punk influences (Talking Heads and The Associates) with a theatrical approach, Walt Disco (James Potter, Lewis Carmichael, David Morgan, Finlay McCarthy, Charlie Lock and Jack Martin) have captured the hearts of many with their queer modern art-pop aesthetic. In typical rebellious punk fashion, the glam rockers are also constantly challenging the gender divide and encouraging discussion of self-exploration and love in the digital age.

Theatrical goth glam perfect for self-expressive folks that indulge in new wave, glam rock and queer anthems. Modishly reinventing their 80s Scottish post punk influences (Talking Heads and The Associates) with a theatrical approach, Walt Disco (James Potter, Lewis Carmichael, David Morgan, Finlay McCarthy, Charlie Lock and Jack Martin) have captured the hearts of many with their queer modern art-pop aesthetic. In typical rebellious punk fashion, the glam rockers are also constantly challenging the gender divide and encouraging discussion of self-exploration and love in the digital age.