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Queercore
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Queercore, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.
Recent Reviews
FEVEREATEN
Witch Fever
'FEVEREATEN' is bold, confrontational and strangely beautiful.
Blast Off EP
Hotgirl
'Blast Off' marks a convincing opening chapter for a band with more ideas than four tracks can contain.
Who Let The Dogs Out
Lambrini Girls
A no-holds-barred punk record, combining 21st-century problems with classic 70s thrash-punk tropes.
No Obligation
The Linda Lindas
The Linda Lindas are the torchbearers for a new generation of punk-rockers.
Name Your Sorrow
Pillow Queens
Pillow Queens have produced yet another triumph.
Real Power
Gossip
This band are the real deal.
I Got Heaven
Mannequin Pussy
Mannequin Pussy's feet are firmly set; they won't just survive but thrive.
Hole In My Head
Laura Jane Grace
Laura Jane Grace captures the beauty of her own evolution and continued growth.
Little Rope
Sleater-Kinney
'Little Rope' is an absolute artistic and stylistic feat.
Suraksha EP
Pinkshift
A timely reminder of their brilliance and a teaser of more magic to come.
Doom Loop
Dream Nails
One of Britain's brightest and best punk bands.
Social Lubrication
Dream Wife
The sound of a generation's patience running out to a soundtrack for the ages.
You're Welcome
Lambrini Girls
A series of searing and biting feral punk tracks that hit like a nuclear shockwave.
Past//Present//Future
Meet Me @ The Altar
As much-anticipated debuts go, ‘PAST//PRESENT//FUTURE’ firmly hits the mark.
Back Home
Big Joanie
What it results in is a record that shows not just genuine vision and ambition, but pushes beyond to something bigger.
Congregation
Witch Fever
A stunning start from a band still rising fast.
Love Me Forever
Pinkshift
Pinkshift come out kicking and screaming on their debut album.
Baby
Petrol Girls
Essential in a way so much music really isn’t, the message matters. ‘Baby’ delivers it perfectly.
The Evil One
Nervus
In pushing away from the preconceptions of what things should be, Nervus have found a path that, ironically, feels both less certain and more assured than ever before.
Growing Up
The Linda Lindas
The Linda Lindas are proof that rock's old boys' club's time is up.
