Lil Edit Yard Sale
Randall RobertsMusic journalist and longtime indie buyer Randall Roberts has spent a lifetime writing about music and interviewing remarkable musicians. Along the way, he's gathered some amazing stuff, which he'll be writing about AND SELLING here.
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Matmos, and a Rag for William S. Burroughs
Impossible Instruments #37
CMJ New Music Monthly's 'The Future of Music' issue – 25 years later (with bonus CD!)
Here’s an excellent sentence and observation, written by Brian Dillon in a NY Times Magazine essay as part of its Letters of Recommendation series.
Throwback: Joanna Newsom on Spotify; a Sovereign Glory/KDHX radio show from 2002; new Sam Wilkes
First up: Here’s an hour-long archival mix/episode from a show I did oh so long ago called Sovereign Glory. It’s on Mixcloud and it’s a quality installment, the first of two hours on a snowy November night in 2002.
Community radio chaos in St. Louis: On the self-immolation of KDHX
This is the cover of a book that Bob Reuter gave me after my final broadcast in the spring of 2007. It consists of collages that he made over the years while listening to my radio show Sovereign Glory on KDHX.
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Music stuff new and old from Randall Roberts, an award-winning music and culture journalist, most recently for the LA Times. Now: In Sheep's Clothing, Mizzou.
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