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Note: I’m resharing a post from this same weekend last year. It has only been mildly updated. In a world that’s gone sideways, celebrating life events has become much more essential. I also will take any chance I get to talk up John Hiatt a...
People don’t honk their horns a lot in this town. At least not at the same volume as a place like New York City. Most of the time, it’s more of a nudge—“Hey buddy, the light’s green”—than a raised finger. At least in my experience, anyway....
San Gabriel. Photo: Kassy Balli
Today we’re talking with synth pop artist San Gabriel.
Retail jobs are an incredible incubator for side projects. Some people use the downtime to catch up on schoolwork. Others...
I ended last week by meeting another MusicStack writer in town for a show. More of that, please! I am lousy about getting to shows, but the next one (lightly) penciled in on my dance card will be Sweeping Promises, who I’ve been waiting to...
For being so close, Milwaukee might as well be half a world away. I usually make it there for two reasons: either a show or baseball. The last time I was there it was to see Spoon. The last time I tried to go there was to see the Brewers....
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I help people find their new favorite songs. I also do interviews, record reviews, and host a thriving community of music fans.
Documentarian of the absurd. 2x a week, I'll publish observational humor, idiot philosophy, cultural analysis, and film/TV/books/music reviews. Notes are mostly shitposts, random thoughts, and pics of cooking, hiking, and my dog.
So many writers struggle with the actual act of writing. In 2021, I launched my Substack "To Write with Wild Abandon" to talk about our writerly fears along with strategies to overcome them. For me, it comes down to one thing: Writing Should Be Fun!
Curator of record-mendation newsletter The Wax Museum. Posting vinyl deals on x.com/vinylonsale and running vinyl auctions at whatnot.com/user/thewaxmuseum
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