There are times when snarky blogs about the state of the music industry seem wildly out of touch. This would be one of those times.

Another special session convenes today in Austin, with the Texas Legislature's agenda scheduled to address Senate Bill 5, which would virtually eliminate access to abortion facilities across the state. Updates on the state of Amanda Bynes' rap album and what Kanye named his baby can take a back seat for now.

Given that SB 5, if passed, will have a massive impact on the rights of women in this state, it seems far more appropriate to note the supporters of the movement to stop it. In honor of last week's filibuster superwoman, District 10 Texas Sen. Wendy Davis (D-Ft. Worth), and the push for the preservation of women's rights in general, here are dozens of musicians, DJs, music-industry insiders and other artists -- some from far beyond Texas -- who #standwithwendy.

Betty X, Austin-based industrial/metal band

Brant Lee Croucher, Houston country musician

Driver Friendly, Austin-based Warped Tour 2013 band

Har Mar Superstar, indie-rock/R&B musician

Heartless Bastards, Austin-based rock band

Joseph Kahn, film and music video director

Kev Russell, Austin-based roots singer-songwriter

Kill Rock Stars, indie/punk record label

Mike Edison, writer, editor, musician, and spoken-word artist

Rob Sheridan, photographer and designer known for work with Nine Inch Nails

Russell Simmons, Def Jam founder

Ryan Adams, roots-rock singer-songwriter

Sounds in Silence, Seattle-based DJ

The Weeks, Nashville-based alt-country band

Trevor Moore, member, The Whitest Kids U Know

Walker Lukens, Austin-based singer-songwriter

Off With Their Heads, punk band

Jerry Ochoa, Houston musician (Two Star Symphony)

Mandy Moore, pop singer/actress

Molly Ringwald, jazz singer/actress

Sweet Louise, burlesque artist

David Wild, Rolling Stone music critic

Bright Light Social Hour, Austin-based rock band

Black Joe Lewis, Austin-based R&B musician

Lil B, rapper

Justin Capps, UK-based singer-songwriter

Silas Lowe, Austin-based singer-songwriter

DJ Creole

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