The Bad Arts’s Substack
The Bad ArtsThoughts on albums, interviews and anything that might pop into my head that I think will be fun to write (for me) and read (for you).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Bad Arts 038: Dutch Interior
Around this time last year, I listened to an album that restored my faith in music. Moneyball, the third studio LP from Los Angeles-based six-piece Dutch Interior immediately clicked for me when I listened to it for the first time. Its shar...
The Bad Arts 037: February Round-Up
Sure, the first week of March is well and truly over, and a February Round-Up arriving one-third of the way into this month might be ridiculous, but here we are.
The Bad Arts 036: Seamus Fogarty
“I’ll be the doer of my own undoing / Keep your eyes on the prize, and you’ll never get lost,” sings the Mayo-born, London-based songwriter Seamus Fogarty on ‘Doer Undoer’, the closing track of his extraordinary new album, Ships. It’s a mom...
The Bad Arts 035: E The Artist
On his stirring debut album, Six, released via the invaluable Nyahh Records, E The Artist creates a world that drags you, as he told me, to the circles of hell. The songs on this masterful, menacing but ultimately magical body of work are a...
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As a wise man (Dan Bejar) once said: The world woke up one day to proclaim, 'Thou shalt not take part in, or make, bad art'"
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