Fluxblog: Music Blog
Matthew PerpetuaThe longest-running music blog in the game! This newsletter is focused on music curation - reviews of new music, playlists for Spotify/Apple/YouTube covering a wide range of genres and moments in history, and links to other cool things.
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Fluxblog 494: geeking out on The Hard Quartet's amazing quirks
There’s no new playlist this week because the ones I’ve been working on aren’t done yet. But if you haven’t already, please check out the previous issue of this newsletter where I shared a chronological list of 40 playlists I’ve made sketch...
Fluxblog 493: a history of alternative music in 40 playlists
This is a roughly chronological collection of my playlists sketching out the lineage of, broadly speaking, alternative rock. It’s an ongoing project, so if there’s an area you’d like to have explored, please comment. I’d personally rather n...
Fluxblog 492: the earliest days of alternative music
This week’s playlist is EARLIEST ALTERNATIVE 1965-1971, a collection of music by visionaries, iconoclasts, pioneers, and precursors of what would become alternative rock. It includes songs by The Velvet Underground, Can, Yoko Ono, Silver Ap...
Fluxblog 491: go back to those GOTH SOUNDS
This week’s playlist is DEAD SOULS: GOTH SOUNDS 1967-1990, a collection of goth classics, goth-adjacent music, and some music that was goth before it was called goth. But you know what you’re in for – The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Ba...
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