The Ally Coalition was founded by the members of fun. and designer Rachel Antonoff to take action for LGBTQ equality. California pop punkers Heart to Heart have teamed up with the organization to create a public service announcement. Head to the replies to view the video. This is an issue close to the band, as drummer Stuart Stock publicly came out last year. Heart to Heart also put out a killer self-titled album in October, which is still streaming on their AP.net profile.
One year ago this month Stuart Stock, drummer of Heart to Heart, faced one of the toughest obstacles in his life and publicly came out to his family, friends, and the world. "Life is amazing and I am so grateful for the air I breathe, but life can also suck sometimes. So bad to the point where you feel like giving up. I've been there, but we all keep pushing, if not for yourself, then your friends and your family....I am gay. But if it wasn't for my family, my friends, and my brothers in this band, I couldn't have gotten through this." Along with Stuart and Heart to Heart, we would like to encourage our peers to stand up for not only LGBTQ equality, but human equality for all. Heart to Heart and Anchor Eighty Four Records are proud to have joined The Ally Coalition in supporting out LGBTQ brothers and sisters, friends and family.
The band Fun. and designer Rachel Antonoff have joined forces to create The Ally Coalition (TAC) with the purpose of inspiring people, in particular their peers in the music, fashion and entertainment industry, to take action in the fight for LGBTQ equality. TAC believes that it is the responsibility of allies to support LGBTQ causes and fight against discrimination through education, awareness and advocacy.
inb4 AbsoluteHomosexuals.net, "They all hate Christians", etc.
Seriously though, mad props to these guys for doing the video. I hadn't heard of them before, but the song clips were awesome, so I'll give their music a try too.
inb4 AbsoluteHomosexuals.net, "They all hate Christians", etc.
Seriously though, mad props to these guys for doing the video. I hadn't heard of them before, but the song clips were awesome, so I'll give their music a try too.
They're really good. Their album was criminally overlooked. Check their profile for the stream.
Very cool of them to do this. I know some gay people like to shit all over "allies" but I think it's great when anyone is willing to be a vocal advocate for equality.
And not to trivialize this but damn their drummer is sexy.