Leave it to Parson James to take the struggle many queer people experience with religious faith and turn it into a glorious, power-pop anthem. The singer-songwriter says "Temple," the title track from his debut EP, represents "the struggle I found in my early life feeling like an outcast in my community desperately seeking to find acceptance." "Hold up, why is this devil on my shoulder? Hell must've got a little colder," the South Carolina native, who is openly gay, sings in the song. "Oh, ...
LGBT Struggle With Religious Faith Turned Into Glorious, Power-Pop Anthem
The Huffington Post - 3 Apr 2016 17:52
Leave it to Parson James to take the struggle many queer people experience with religious faith and turn it into a glorious, power-pop anthem. The singer-songwriter says "Temple," the title track from his debut EP, represents "the struggle I found in my early life feeling like an outcast in my community desperately seeking to find acceptance." "Hold up, why is this devil on my shoulder? Hell must've got a little colder," the South Carolina native, who is openly gay, sings in the song. "Oh, ...
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