Tracks on Tracks
Peter C. Baker, Teddy Brown, Phil Elverum, BDM, Michael Agger, Leslie Carr, Drew DanielEach installment features one writer exploring one song and its place in their life. Made by Peter C. Baker and friends.
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The Vampire Diaries
#### Seventeen years ago, a band without an album to its name soundtracked my starry-eyed move to New York and entry into the world of magazines. The band blew up. Magazines… not so much.
In Dreams Begin Crowdsourced Bangers: Welcome To 'Hit Em' Summer
#### This installment of ‘Song Diary’ comes from renowned electronic musician Drew Daniel (aka half of the duo Matmos) (also aka The Soft Pink Truth) who dreamed about a nonexistent category of music Sunday night, wrote a tweet about it Mon...
Tell It And Think It And Speak It And Breathe It
#### Dylan opens a door, and Leslie Carr (my mom!) walks through it. “That’s what I’ll do with my ideas, all of my ideas, as they come.”
Bonus Tracks // Phil and Agathe Elverum's 'Morning Listening Diary'
In the Winter of 2021, Phil Elverum — you might know him as Mount Eerie, or The Microphones — and his then-five-year-old daughter, Agathe, started to keep a pad of paper and a pen on the table where they ate breakfast together. Every morni...
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Writer at a buncha places like the New York Times, the New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and the rest.
artist and musician from Anacortes, Wash. // b. May 26th, 1978 // other name: Mount Eerie
Essayist + critic. I have a very nice dog named Boswell.
Slate '08. New Yorker '99 & '15
I teach early modern literature at Hopkins in the English Department. I'm one half of the electronic band Matmos and all of The Soft Pink Truth. I write about literature and music and sound and art. Supergay, fairly chatty, always hungry. more
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