Lex Walton's Debut Album Is a Scrappy Punk Statement on Trans Rage
Lex Walton's debut for Sub Pop strips away her usual ironic distance, channeling trans anger into direct, scrappy punk. The Brooklyn songwriter, known for her hyperlexic and internet-saturated lyrics, here confronts societal surveillance of trans people with a more straightforward approach. The record marks a departure from her earlier, more opaque work.
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Walton's creative footprint extends beyond solo work; she plays bass in the band Prairie Princess and appeared in the lo
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