Beach City Life-in-Death
KanraA blog for music, mainly covering indie rock, emo, k-pop and j-pop.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | beachcitylifeindeath.substack.com |
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You Ever Just Listen to Music? #10
The two releases we’re covering this week are a perfect synthesis of two of the genres that I love and cherish. One’s an idol-pop EP with a bit of an alternative edge and the other is a meticulously crafted shoegaze album. Weeks like these ...
You Ever Just Listen to Music? #9
Busy times both in the music world and right here in this blog/newsletter/ranting hole, because I posted two new entries last week instead of one!! This week will be smaller, but with how good the pickings are I really can’t complain. I’m n...
You Ever Just Listen to Music? #8
I wasn’t kidding when I said this week was slammed! To avoid overwhelming myself, I split my coverage of new releases for the week of July 15th into two posts. If you want to hear me talk about AKB48, Stray Kids and more, check out the last...
You Ever Just Listen to Music? #7
I meant for this to just focus on J-pop and K-pop this week. I also expected this to be a normally busy week. But surprise drops happened, and things I forgot to account for bowled me over, so things spiraled. There’s so much music that I w...
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A man in his mid-20s. I like k-pop, animation, indie/alternative music, and watching analysis videos for games I will never play.
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