Gusher is a feminist music journal.

Since its inception in 2016, Gusher has carved a space for intelligent, creative and compelling dialogue about rock and roll.

An annual print publication, Gusher showcases the ideas of gender-diverse writers and artists in the form of profiles, essays, investigative journalism, creative writing, visual art, photography and more.

Commissioned writers for Gusher have contributed to publications such as The New York Times, Art Forum, The New Yorker, Jezebel and Pitchfork.

Gusher is stocked globally, everywhere from independent book and record stores to world renowned art galleries.

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[Gusher is not] about women, which is an important distinction. It does not ask ‘what’s it like to be a woman in music’, but rather, gets to the nitty gritty of the story, the real guts and bodily fluids of it, to fill in the gaps that the mainstream media leaves… In fact, it’s almost not even about music at all; these things are the hook for untold stories, experiences, talent and knowledge.

— magCulture