Too many birds
Ruben van DijkNominally a blog about music (folk, ambient, indie rock). I'm prone to digress.
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Dried roses #21: Pollard, Gillard, Lucas, Parker, Prymek, Sage
Dried roses is my roundup of music, new and old, that I’ve recently enjoyed. It's been almost three months since I did one of these — I've been busy teaching, or writing about my favorite cover songs. There's a lot of music I fell in love w...
(Non)mechanical reproduction: David Allan Coe - 'Stand By Your Man'
(Non)mechanical reproduction is a new series, in which I’m exploring my favorite cover songs.
Every week I spent several hours scouring Bandcamp, the Quietus, Stereogum, friends’ recommendations and a million Substacks in an attempt...
(Non)mechanical reproduction: Dean Wareham
(Non)mechanical reproduction is a new series, in which I’m exploring my favorite cover songs (and pondering, in the process, the question why most cover songs today suck). This one’s not on any specific rendition, but on Dean Wareham (Galax...
(Non)mechanical reproduction: Silver Jews - 'Friday Night Fever'
As I wrote in my latest Dried roses I’ve been thinking a lot about why most cover songs today suck, and so in lieu of further research, I’m dedicating a new series (god willing) to some of my favorite cover songs. Simple as that, we’ll see...
Dried roses #20: Kevin Morby, Wednesday
Dried roses is my roundup of music, new and old, that I’ve recently enjoyed. These posts might become (even) more sporadic and scattershot: I’m teaching again.
Kevin Morby has steadily become one of the very best at writing songs about, as...
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Freelance (music) writer (OOR, Gonzo), resident record store snob, and amateur dylanologist. Based in Rotterdam.
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