Oakland, CA-based queercore band Middle-Aged Queers have unleashed their new single and video, “Satanic Mills.” The track also appears on the band’s upcoming, seven-inch picture disc record via the band’s own Outpunx Records label, and the song will also appear on the band’s upcoming Shout at the Hetero album, scheduled for release next year. Frontqueer Shaun Osburn chats more about the single: “‘Satanic Mills’ was written in April of 2020, inspired by the cancellation of our tours due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We were supposed to be spreading our queercore gospel to the masses instead of working day jobs in the midst of the apocalypse.” The band shot the music video over the summer, complete with ’80s-style, glam-rock flair “in an attem...
