No Fences Review
Thoughts on pop music old and new from David Cantwell and Charles Hughes
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Turn It Up - 7/15/2026
Mildred – “UPS Brown” (from Fenceline, 2026)
Mildred is a four-piece out of Oakland that keeps the volume low, infrequent guitar squawls notwithstanding, and its tempos mid. There’s a bit of alt.country in what they’re up to on Fenceline,...
Plays of Our Lives: Billy Bragg and Wilco - Mermaid Avenue (1998)
I knew Mermaid Avenue was going to be one of my favorite records the first time I heard it, shortly after its release in June of 1998. From the ramshackle intro to opener “Walt Whitman’s Niece,” the Billy Bragg and Wilco collaboration built...
At the Half: Our Favorite Albums of 2026, So Far...
We’ve reached the halfway point of 2026, so we thought we’d take a quick minute to share our favorite albums of the year so far. We’ve each pulled out a favorite among favorites to highlight but otherwise our respective Favorites lists are...
Turn It Up - 6/23/26
Olivia Rodrigo – “Expectations” (from you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, 2026)
Olivia Rodrigo’s new album is a New Wave blast, where the guest appearance by Robert Smith on one song and a different song called “the cure” are only t...
Turn It Up - 6/17/2026
Son Volt – “Skeleton at the Feast” (single, 2026)
Jay Farrar has been a political songwriter with a strong class consciousness since all the way back to “Graveyard Shift,” the opening track to his former band Uncle Tupelo’s No Depression,...
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