The March Xness Substack
March Xness, Megan Culhane GalbraithMy dudes, we're getting ready for the 2026 tournament.
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Brian A. Salmons on "All Mixed Up"
Alright, almost year and and I’m super into year-end lists, which is where I try to catch up with some of the music that eluded me this year. As usual Pitchfork’s list is more than a little egregious. I’m glad to see that Conde Nast’s acqui...
Katrina Prow on Crystal Waters & End of Year
Hey there March Xnessers, we are writing as the year ends with a new extracurricular for you and—oh, what? hardcopies of Hit Repeat Until I Hate Music have arrived? HELL YEAH. Now that’s some great news. Get your preorder in from Split/Lip ...
On Journey's "Separate Ways" and the Act of Yelling While Sad
# “when I, with my supposed iron stomach for sadness, try to think of the saddest song I’ve ever heard, my mind goes to that CD that Sam gave Jennifer, and the one song I couldn’t believe was on it.” —Chris Ritter on Journey’s “Separate Way...
Joshua Turner on Concrete Blonde
As you may have noticed, we’re into the publishing extracurricular essays part of the run-up to the tournament!
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THE tournament of music and memory on the internet. 2026 edition features SAD SONGS of the 1990s. Plays March 2026. Sign up for the lottery in July 25 if you want to write for next year's tournament! Details at marchxness.com
I'm a writer and visual artist obsessed with found objects, dolls and dollhouses, and weird stuff. I'm also an adoptee.
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