New Bands for Old Heads
GabbieNew music recommendations for people stuck in the '90s and early 2000s.
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Why You Think New Music Sucks
##### In today’s post, we dig into just a few of the many reasons one could be disillusioned with new music… that have nothing to do with the music itself. A playlist awaits you at the end!
Song Overflow #3 - September 2024
Scouring new releases is a messy process. I'm letting you inside the weigh station where all the songs I find hang out before they get sorted into "real" playlists.
You're Invited to the Witchy Disco
What are your autumnal listening habits?
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Ersatz music critic turned curator and staunch anti-gatekeeper. Playing constant whack-a-mole with everyone who claims there's no good music anymore.
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