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My 10 favorite Fiery Furnaces songs.
40 years of fandom.
Looking back at the Tragically Hip's last show.
Eric Copeland’s Goofballs lacks the color of his more limited releases.
Into the Brill Building with Ariel Pink.
Indian ragas and so much more.
Deerhoof show they are without the mute on Mountain Moves.
Three the Harsh Way: John Wiese, Jason Lescalleet, C. Lavender.
Remembering Steely Dan’s Walter Becker.
A preview of September releases by Shannon Lay, L'Rain, and SPELLLING.
Brad Paisley is more than just a CMT favorite.
Japanese drone artist Saito Koji erases his own music.
It took a few weeks before my ribs and nose were back to normal.
Aw, just relax and float downstream.
His best singing was on the Decca audition tape.
An appreciation of “It’s All Too Much.”
Poetry in motion.
A childhood memory.
A devoted fan on the defensive.
New nostalgic releases from Jason Eady, Family Band, and Coup Sauvage.
Does the string of new singles mean LP five is on the way?
A new 8-minute single by Nicky Smith, recorded by Jordan Romero.
Directed by Justin Broadbent. Choir of the Mind is out now on Last Gang Records. W magazine premiered the video and has a brief interview. More at Haines' official website. Via Stereogum.
Directed by Sophia Peer. The title track from her upcoming second album, out Oct. 27 on Matador. DIY has a recent interview. More on Twitter. Via Paste.
Directed by Willo Perron. MASSEDUCTION is out Oct. 13 on Loma Vista. The Guardian has a recent interview. More at her offical website. Via Paste.
Directed by Danny Cohen. Lotta Sea Lice, the duo's collaborative album, is out Oct. 13 on Matador. Rolling Stone has a recent interview. Tour dates and more at their official website. Via Stereogum.
A new album of edited improvisations recorded 2014 - 2017.
Directed by Kevin Drew. The band's first new album in seven years, Hug of Thunder, is out now on Arts & Crafts. DIY has a recent interview. Tour dates and more at the band's official website. Via CoS.
The first single from Amy Reid's solo album Hirsute, out September 29th on Friends Records.
Savage Young Dü chonicles the band's early years with a 108-page book and a three-CD (or four-LP) box set of 69 songs, including an alternate version of their 1982 debut, Land Speed Record, and previously unreleased demos and live cuts. Pre-order now. Via NPR.