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Jorge Garcia is a lifelong techie and music geek who believes every song carries a hidden story wo...
I guess you could call it a challenge. Experiment? Maybe. At any rate, here’s how it started: of pitched me 5 Radiohead songs of his choosing. I followed with my first imp...
Drum role: We were lucky enough to snare this rare pic of (presumably) Steve, in a pic apparently designed to drum up some pub for one of his bands!
S.W. Lauden (Steve) edited the essay collections, Go A...
Hi, I’m Steven. I’m currently 42, which means I am the answer to life, the universe, and everything. Well, at least I am for several more months anyway!
I like to create music for people in m...
Good friend, Max Freedman of mentioned, in a recent comment section, something about playing me some Björk songs to listen to, and then giving my first...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Rock, Records 'n' Radio! Years in FM radio & the record biz inform the one-of-a-kind FR&B content! All-access music discovery, commentary & analysis make FR&B stand uniquely alone on the 'Stack! "The best music history writing online!"-Mike Degen
Professional slinger of words and spinner of yarns for over 30 years.
Music lover, vinyl enthusiast, fitness fiend. I write about all things vinyl: sound hacks, collection tips, industry trends, and more. Honest takes, a healthy dose of sass, and the cheekiest remarks from this side of the pond \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7
Helping you discover great music.
Abandoned Albums is where I dig into forgotten, inherited, and overlooked records, and find that what people left behind says as much about them as the music itself. "The only music podcast that matters."
This is the space where I share my short stories, TALES, and essays, RANTS. I also contribute to the UAP DIGEST, which focuses on disclosure—NHIs, UAPs, and the paranormal.
I create music for people in the forgotten generational cohort between Gen-X and Millennials. I also write the Post-Imperial Review, shining light on later less popular releases from bands who were once huge. Open to music collaborations!
Middle-aged Pacific Northwest geek. Blogging about music and other miscellany. Earnest and quirky I've been inspired to write here based on the interesting people and community. I'm glad to contribute to the conversation.
Journalist and publisher of Radio Amor. I’m doing this to try to stay true.
\ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6 (he/him) Music fan & record collector. I also appreciate film, art, fashion, and pop culture. Communication Arts/Print Journalism Graduate (Lethbridge College, 2007). Movie nerd. Gay. Canadian. 90s kid. New posts Wednesdays.
Six-decade music aficionado with stints as DJ, writer of music-oriented interviews, lp reviews, and promoter of live Bellingham shows in late 70s, I have a self-published novel, the Manana Method. Revised version is recommended
Music lover sharing lesser-known upbeat songs to cut dementia risk, promote positivity, and lift moods via always-free Bob’s Music Therapy
Guitar teacher and music enthusiast. Message directly for details on guitar lessons. Find my favourite guitar gear and music equipment here: https://linktr.ee/Tom.Moloney
I wish I was a sacrifice but somehow still lived on.
I write Lavender Sound, which is my home for commentary on artists who are LGBTQ+ or have massive LGBTQ+ fanbases (allies are welcome to subscribe too!). Occasional album reviews and retrospectives, but mostly ~takes~
Dad, husband, friend and a lifelong entrepreneur, music lover and (retired) basketball player. Lover of LA sports teams and the beach. Virulently anti-fascist.
just looking for people to politely but passionately argue about pop music on the internet with me @TrackTen
Aggrovox exists for one reason: From 1978 to 1998 over 100 concerts recorded on a Sony TCD5 professional stereo cassette recorder were stored in a box. For the first time in nearly half a century the tapes are being digitized.
Choral singer, percussionist, musicology nerd. Occasionally writing about topics that interest me, most of which are musical.
This is music journalism without borders, where I connect sounds to listeners through thoughtful stories, interviews, reviews, and conversation.
I write about albums that slipped through history's cracks and place them in the right moment, with the right feeling.
If America has ever been a light on the hill, it came from our music — born in cotton fields, churches & juke joints. I tell the origin stories of the artists who made it — and how the world claimed it.
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