No Such Thing As Was
Joe Bonomorock & roll • sound and sense
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The sound so real and true
“Which one of my records isn’t dark?” asked Marshall Crenshaw. It’s impossible to know if Crenshaw, who was speaking with Min Read about his 2009 album Jaggedland, asked this in earnest or with a smile and a wink, yet there’s a ring of trut...
Ramones, Dolly, and Iggy, oh my!
I had a great time Tune Tagging with Brad Kyle over at Front Row & Backstage! If you’re unfamiliar with the game, Brad and I swapped songs one at a time, offering rationale and reasoning, and had a blast unearthing some obscure gems and lot...
Waiting for a sound that I like
DOWN AT THE ROCK AND ROLL CLUB—Indie pop. Guitar pop. Shoegaze. Folk rock. Yearncore. Indietronica. Ethereal, dreamy, lo fi. What’s in a box? Last Wednesday night at the Subterranean in Chicago, Armlock and the Belair Lip Bombs, each hailin...
In the keyboard element I can, if I want to
The aptly titled Fake Music, an AI-generated site that takes songs from one genre and drops them into another, is yet another Procrastination Enabler that no one needs. This week, its not-quite-slop shorts and videos are pinging all over so...
All dimensions are loose
The music that the Go made in the late 1990s/early 2000s sounds like what you remember last night’s band sounding like, a Platonic ideal of rock and roll filtered through dried sweat, weariness, and maybe a hangover that lingers. The band f...
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