Why Are Women Taking Over Rock & Metal? | Valkyrie Sessions Ep. 7

Why are more women than ever thriving in rock and metal—and what’s driving that growth?On Episode 7 of Valkyrie Sessions, we bring back Valkyrie Voices to hear directly from people within the scene. Closure vocalist Lucy May shares her thoughts on representation and femininity in heavy music, while Emily Agnesini, Sarah Macdonald and Steve Hughes give their perspectives from the metal media world on visibility, social media, changing gatekeepers, inclusion, the women who paved the way, and—most importantly—the incredible music being made today.Plus, I’m fresh off seeing The Pretty Reckless open for AC/DC at Levi’s Stadium, and I’ll share my thoughts on Taylor Momsen and the band live, including a couple clips from the show!Also on Episode 7:🎸 The major editorial cuts affecting Alternative Press, Revolver, BrooklynVegan and Goldmine—and what they say about the state of music journalism🎤 The first-ever Valkyrie Bingo! Find out your Valkyrie Score and play along🔥 A full track-by-track review of Halestorm’s Everest one year after its release⚔️ Band of the Week: Unleash the Archers🤘 And plenty more from the world of women in rock & metalWhat do YOU think has been the biggest catalyst for the growth of women in rock and metal over the past decade? Let me know in the comments!🎧 LISTEN TO VALKYRIE SESSIONS:Spotify: Valkyrie Sessions on SpotifyApple Podcasts: Valkyrie Sessions on Apple Podcasts#ValkyrieSessions #WomenInMetal #WomenInRock #Metal #RockMusic #Halestorm #ThePrettyReckless #UnleashTheArchers