There's a metal band called Glyph that kicked out their lead singer when they found out he was beating his now ex-wife. That same ex-wife is now the lead singer of Glyph. I think a lot of men could learn from their example.

April 11, 2026 - 14:31 UTC

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hëll yëâh pöwēr mëtâl glyphmetal.bandcamp.com/album/a-storm-of-crimson-fire-ft-krisitin-starkey
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thank you for the new music rec 💕
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She even got his band in the divorce? Impressive.
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Now this is justice.
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Saving this with intent to buy a CD of theirs next time I step into a physical music store

(Bezos be-destituted).

Or website...lemme see if they've a website.
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glyphmetal.bandcamp.com/music

Feel free to wait for a bandcamp Friday if you want them to get even more of a cut but bandcamp in general is very good
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Bands like that and Neurosis set good examples. No monsters here.
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Just today I was watching a great YT on the "fall" of The Pixies...all because of their lead singer couldn't handle that fans REALLY loved his bassist Kim who later formed The Breeders.

There is so much male insecurity in Rock & Roll/Metal music it is sickening at times. But seeing Gals rise up?
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Ooh, link? This sounds fascinating.
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I met Kim Deal once when The Amps opened for Foo Fighters and she was super nice and friendly, she told me she was mad that the audience was throwing mini hot dogs on stage during that dog.'s set until she realized it was because the band's name was "that dog." and laughed so hard, it was awesome
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@kimkelly.bsky.social
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I know her. She’s awesome. That whole situation took a lot out of her, but she is strong.
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Fuck yes, i know what i am checking out later
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I love getting band recs this way. Need to add them to my rotation
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