Little Lost Records
On a mission to not suck at words while spreading the word about obscure music and other weekly listens.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 months ago |
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8 Records that Shaped Me
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Hello there. My name is Evan and for those uninitiated on Substack, I have been gifted the wondrous present of both the brick-and-mortar store and the blog called Little Lost Records. I am ecstatic to have...
Smolder Brains Records is making sure you know where the best sludge, doom, and stoner metal is being made
As with many of my best musical discoveries, I stumbled across Smolder Brains Records while scrolling through Bandcamp late at night. They specialize in sludge, stoner, doom, and essentially anything heavy/fuzzy with a special focus on brin...
Popping the shoegazer bubble: a talk with Longinus Recordings about the wider world of shoegaze
On an impulse a few years ago, Matt from Longinus Recordings got so excited by an album on Bandcamp that it birthed a label. In this interview, we talk in-depth about the passion that goes into all these releases by both the artists and the...
Little Lost Notes - 01/10
Here are a few albums from around our shop that we’ve had on repeat this week!
Keith Jarret and Jack DeJohnette - Ruta and Daitya
This album was recorded in L.A. in 1971, close to the end of the tenure of both Jack and Keith in Mil...
Little Lost Records - Best of 2024
Yes, I’m late to the party on this. I know all of you are already onto the next thing, but even though it’s my full-time job I am still catching up on all the incredible releases from this past year. It’s hard for me to remember a year in r...
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