
New music recommendations, essays, and community for people who don't keep up with new music. The record store experience, sans snobbery.
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You’ve probably said it yourself at some point when the eternal question comes up:
Fill in the blank with whatever genres you tend...
What a one-two punch this last week has been… not just because BrooklynVegan and AltPress have been dismantled, but also because Veeps — the livestreaming platform owned by Good Charlotte (yikes) and backed by Live Nation (double yikes) — w...
Five release days in one month is way too many.
Best July Albums
Back when I started New Bands for Old Heads, I made a music discovery guide for the chronically disengaged. One of my best tips was one I often used myself: pummel your streaming algorithm of choice into submission until it spits out exactl...
I was at an outdoor bar in Bologna with my cousin and my friend when Angine de Poitrine started playing.
Both of my drinking companions are musicians and had already spent the previous twenty minutes talking about theory while I contribute...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
New music recs for people who don't keep up with new music. Submissions via link on website, NOT via DM! \ud83d\ude4f
Co-creator of Greater Boston podcast. Writer and sound designer. College administrator and writing professor.
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Let's discover some new music together
Not fun but funny ...candid writer, loud musician, founder of Sick records, death worker.
Seattle-based author, music writer, and comic artist. Another Thought newsletter. ‘20th Century Ambient’ is out now via Bloomsbury. Co-host of The Cobain 50 podcast.
just an ordinary Rita making music
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