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Cybelle Elena Nashville, Tennessee
Sometimes good guys don’t wear white, and sometimes punk chicks don’t wear black. A child of Seattle’s 90s grunge community, the musician, seamstress and visual artist knows firsthand the cultural mystique attached to growing up in artist communes, punk houses, and even a school bus. But there was one big problem with the grunge scene nobody ever talks about: There was no glitter. ... more
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