Let’s make one thing clear, right off the top: Juliana Hatfield isn’t here, has never been here, and never will be here, to hand over a phony, girlish smile to anyone who expects it from her. It may have been more than 25 years since the release of Hatfield’s debut album, 1992’s Hey Babe, but the Massachusetts singer’s disposition hasn’t changed. If anything, it’s gotten steelier. “I think as time has gone by, I just got better at asserting myself,” … Continue reading Juliana Hatfield has no time for your sexist bullshit