Doom & Gloom From The Tomb
Tyler WilcoxA selection of rad bootlegs and other music
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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Doom & Gloom Dispatch #60: Time To Move On
Since I’ve gotten a few questions about it, I’ve decided (for reasons) to pause the Doom & Gloom substack newsletter ... I looked into other newsletter options but I am feeling lazy. Maybe I’ll get it rolling sometime in the future. TIME WI...
Doom & Gloom Dispatch #59: The Meaning of Feeling Good
Friends, we’re coming to the end of 2023 and I’m taking next week off — thank you for reading the Doom & Gloom Dispatch this year, whoever you are! And I may be getting off of Substack entirely because uhhhhh … It’ll still be cool, I promis...
Doom & Gloom Dispatch #58: A Very Unusual Ingredient
Bruce Brubaker - Eno Piano
There have been various interpretations of Eno’s Music For Airports over the years — Psychic Temple’s beauteous rendition, Bang On A Can’s sweet version. Here, Bruce Brubaker strips the ambient masterpiece down t...
Doom & Gloom Dispatch #57: Slow Motion Tessellations
STOP MVP: Artists From WV, VA & NC Against The Mountain Valley Pipeline / Measure, Pour & Mixtape: Music for Cooking
Two outstanding comps for your consideration! First up, we’ve got the Daniel Bachman-curated STOP MVP, which is raising fu...
Doom & Gloom Dispatch #56: Transitional Zones
Kacey Johansing - Year Away
This past summer, I popped into Gold-Diggers in East Hollywood for Anna St. Louis’ In The Air record release show. St. Louis’ set was great, of course — but the evening was made even greater by the opener, Kacey...
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