Indigo Girls: It's Only Life After All

This is a well-crafted overview of the remarkable and under-appreciated work of a duo with careers of importance and endurance--but that has been consistently discounted and overlooked because of their status as queer women.

Archival footage and historical media coverage help to contextualize the arc of Indigo Girls history. Their evolution as performers and activists is illustrated. Some peeks into their private lives are provided.

It was a lovely tribute to steady performers who picked an unusual path through American popular music, and although it might lack the drama and pathos of the behavior of hair band boys, that's only life after all.