Singer and songwriter Kim Gordon on the power of going for it:

"People pay to see others believe in themselves."

Source: The Guardian

“I’m so grateful that she was such an iconoclast. She was unlike anybody else that had come along before, and that gave people a chance to explore who they were.” — Justin Vivian Bond musician

the finger pointing inwards

The 1980s punk movement was loud, visible, confrontational. It stormed the gates. But the punk spirit isn’t actually about volume. It’s about autonomy. My uncle showed us what it looked like to refuse the easy path. He chose his own vision over the grid. He chose to think for himself, completely and without apology.

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Now 31, her hair less roaring fire, more gentle sunset, Florence Welch is a calmer woman than the whirling girl behind three number one albums who headlined Glastonbury in a silver suit. Today, removing her jewellery so as not to jangle over the tape recorder, she looks like the Lady of Shalott in blue jeans. It was during that everywhere period,... See more

METALABEL: The feeling I have looking at your universe is you’re people with an incredible amount of self confidence. You have a vision that you're not afraid to pursue. Looking at it as a creative person, it’s inspiring. What I want to be when I grow up.

CLAIRE : There's a certain Rubicon that gets crossed in an artist's life where there's no... See more