Lydia Loveless, originally known for her firebrand alt-country sound, has evolved into an indie singer/songwriter blending pop influences with roots music while maintaining her bold, personal lyrical style. Drawing inspiration from classic country icons like Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline, as well as punk rock figures such as Exene Cervenka and Carla Bozulich, Loveless infuses their music with a unique vocal style. Their discography reflects a blend of twangy country tones from earlier works like Indestructible Machine to a more adventurous pop sound seen in albums like Daughter and Nothing's Gonna Stand in My Way Again.

Born in Coshocton, Ohio in 1990, Loveless grew up immersed in music due to their father's involvement in the local music scene. Starting songwriting at a young age, Loveless explored a mix of country and punk rock influences in their music career, eventually gaining recognition with the release of The Only Man. Signing with Bloodshot Records, Loveless embarked on a successful journey with albums like Indestructible Machine and Somewhere Else. Despite facing challenges, including a split with the label and personal changes, Loveless continued to innovate their sound, leading to the acclaimed releases of Daughter and Nothing's Gonna Stand in My Way Again.