Waste Mail
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 42 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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041: April's best music 🔥
Been a whirlwind month so I’ll keep it snappy: things are feeling good on the recommendations front.
The 41st issue of Waste Mail runs down UG rap, no wave, deconstructed club, bedroom/kitchen indie, the freshest Chicago footwork (of cour...
040: March's best music 🔥
The UK rap scene is, of course, having a moment (or Ug rap, if you wanna be TikTok fluent). And it feels like the cathartic brutalism of instrumental grime is also bubbling at the surface. These sounds are co-mingling with club music, which...
039: February's best music 🔥
February’s a short month so apologies for the slight delay on this one (and spare a moment for the column writer who has to deal with a bunch of releases that go out on the 28th!)
I also try and avoid sending on Bandcamp Friday, as I know...
038: January's best music 🔥
Happy New Year. Let’s cut to the chase.
Music on Substack has gone mainstream. First it was the jaded music writers (hey!), now it’s the marketing departments for major label artists. There’s more here than ever before so I’d like to keep...
037: November's best music 🔥
While everyone else is releasing their best music of the year (and even of the first quarter century lol), I’m just getting round to sending out Waste Mail’s round up of November.
Apologies for the delay: I’ve been juggling work, family a...
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