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Bethany Cosentino, best known as one half of the indie rock duo Best Coast, is back with her debut solo album Natural Disaster on July 28th. And boy, is it a nugget.

In this episode of Consequence Uncut, Associate Editor Paolo Ragusa sits down with Cosentino to talk about the the album’s personal and political notes. They discuss everything from the inspiration behind the songs to the challenges of making a solo record. Cosentino also opens up about how the summer of 2020 was a catalyst for the album.

“How could I sort of write about this horrific experience of climate change, police brutality, women’s rights being taken from them…just the horror show of America. How can I make sense of this and reckon with this?” she says.

Cosentino previewed the thought-provoking and catchy new effort with the first three singles: “It’s Fine,” “For A Moment,” and “Easy.” Pre-orders for Natural Disaster are available here, and you can find Cosentino’s new tour dates here.

Listen to the full interview with Bethany Constantino now and you can read the full article "Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino Finds Grace in Her Natural Disaster" on Consequence.net. Lastly, please don’t forget to like, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you don’t miss a single episode and more people can enjoy this content.

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For our first-ever episode of Consequence Uncut, we're presenting an unfiltered discussion with Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme about the band's latest album In Times New Roman…

Homme sits with Associate Editor Paolo Ragusa for the conversation, diving into how he's "addicted to risking it all" and "obsessed with wanting it to feel real" when it comes to writing new music, and why the led to him returning to a producer role for the new LP.

It's a truly unfiltered, insightful discussion that touches on returning to the road, tacks like "Paper Machete" and "Straight Jacket Fitting," why "loud is so important," and even his favorite local music venues for Hometowns of Consequence. Listen to the whole convo now, and then read the full article Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme Is “Addicted to Risking It All” on Consequence.

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