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A Few Other Hot Lesbian Drummers

You can keep your guitarist crushes. Young Galaxy's drummer Andrea Silver is part of a long legacy of sexy queer drummers.

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Patty Schemel, Hole: Google "hot lesbian drummer" and she takes up six pages or so; add the word "mess" in there and it's even more, especially after last year's doc Hit So Hard came out.

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Hannah Blilie, Gossip: Beth Ditto may get the press, but butchy Blilie -- whose face graced the cover of Music for Men -- gets a lot of the lesbian adoration. Fact: She has a twin brother, Jordan, who is the lead singer for Past Lives.

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Allison Miller, Boom Tic Boom: When Miller's sophomore studio album, No Morphine, No Lilies, comes out April 16, it'll be more proof that Miller isn't just a great drummer, but one of the more impressive jazz artists of our time.

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Sandra Alva, Modern Day Escape: The perfectly coiffed and punky drummer is back in the studio in Florida with band mates for their third album, out this summer.

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Kelly Harris, Little Victory: This Brooklyn queer punk band broke up in February, so fans have to console themselves with Little Victory's self-titled 2012 EP, but we have no doubt sexy speedster Harris will be back soon.

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Andrea Silver, Young Galaxy: "Superfoods." That's what Young Galaxy's lesbian drummer, Andrea Silver, says when asked why there are so many hot lesbian drummers. (Read a profile on the band from the latest magazine.)

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