Lauren Denitzio (they/them) is an artist and musician based in Los Angeles, CA.
Their visual artwork work looks at queer history and domesticity, highlighting daily life and potential futures. They have toured internationally with their band Worriers alongside such artists as Against Me!, John K Samson, Jawbreaker, Anti Flag, Julien Baker, The Wonder Years, Brian Fallon, and more. Their 2020 album You or Someone You Know was produced by rock veteran John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., Kurt Vile).
Combining all facets of their practice into a community-minded outlet, they produce a weekly newsletter and subscription series called Get It Together. Through interviews, personal essays, and other commentaries, the newsletter highlights indie/punk/pop music, visual art, and related media through a queer-feminist perspective.
Many of their projects have been featured in publications such as The Village Voice, NPR, Noisey, Thrasher, Stereogum, and more. Past clients include The Found, Ani DiFranco, Jeff Rosenstock, Little Ugly (Carly Rae Jepsen), Sloan Publishing, Don Giovanni Records, Bayside, and La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club.
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PODCASTS
All Songs +1 (NPR) Laura Jane Grace and Lauren Denitzio
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At Home with Lauren Denitzio
Going Off Track Lauren Denitzio
Future Friday Lauren Denitzio (Worriers)
Better Yet
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Improv for Humans (Earwolf) - Worriers and the Cynical Begrudgings Cards (feat. Matt Besser, Mary Holland, Eugene Cordero and Brian Huskey)
PRESS
New Noise Magazine “Lauren Denitzio Talks Worriers’ You Or Someone You Know” (March 2020)
Bandcamp Daily “Worriers’ Pop-Punk Finds Hope Amidst Anxiety” (March 2020)
The Ringer “The Vivid Melancholia of Soccer Mommy, Snarls, and Worriers” (March 2020)
She Shreds “Lauren Denitzio and Julien Baker Get You Stoked On Gear and Touring” (February 2018)
The AV Club “Hard Times Demand Worriers’ Survival Pop” (September 2017)
The Village Voice "Worriers' Lauren Denitzio Is Fighting to Make Punk More Open" (January 2016)
Dig Boston “Art History: Lauren Denitzio of Worriers Paints Scenes On and Off the Canvas” (December 2015)
NPR All Songs +1: Laura Jane Grace And Lauren Denitzio On Surviving In Punk (August 2015)
Rookie Worriers: Most Space (August 2015)
NPR Review: Worriers 'Imaginary Life' (August 2015)
Autostraddle “Punk Will Save Our Hearts, and Worriers’ “Imaginary Life” Is Proof” (August 2015)
Afterellen.com “Lauren Denitzio on fronting Worriers and working with Laura Jane Grace”, (July 2015)
Paper THIS NEW WORRIERS SONG IS TWO MINUTES OF PURE POP-PUNK CATHARSIS (July 2015)
Pitchfork Worriers "They / Them / Theirs" (June 2015)
SPIN Worriers Announce New Album 'Imaginary Life' (May 2015)
The Le Sigh How Do You Like What You Have (May 2014)
Audiofemme Lauren Denitzio of Worriers vs. Our Cootie Catcher (February 2014)
Noisey @ Vice.com Sorry, Dudes. The Ladies Won Punk This Year (December 2013)
Pitchfork Down Is Up: Interview by Jenn Pelly (October, 2013)
FRHC: Creative Fuel (interview on FRHC Design Worldwide blog - May 2012)
MSNBC (interview on the compilation LP "Are You With the Band? - November 2011)
Alternative Press (article on the compilation LP "Are You With the Band?" - October, 2011)
Bitch Magazine (interviewed after Women's Caucus for Art - June 2011 - May 2011)
The Brooklyn Paper (photo of work - piece on Bushwick Beat Night - February 2011)
The Huffington Post (piece on the panel "Ask Me, I Will Tell" at CAA - February 2011)
The Greenpoint Gazette (feature on the zine/print collection BRAIN WAVES - February 2011)
AMP Magazine (Interview about The Measure [sa] - August 2010)
The New York Times (feature on my home and housemates - July 2010)
New York Magazine (Mentioned with Brooklyn Collective - July 2010)
This Is Love Forever (September 2009)
GO Magazine (August 2009)
