Narrate Your Whole Lives
By Sinéad O’Brien | July 18, 2022
By Sinéad O’Brien | July 18, 2022
Narrate Your Whole Lives
Sinéad O’Brien questions our reliability as storytellers in a digital world.
Tag: music essay
How Erykah Badu’s Untouchable Cool Inspired Katie Alice Greer’s Solo Debut
By Katie Alice Greer | June 30, 2022
By Katie Alice Greer | June 30, 2022
How Erykah Badu’s Untouchable Cool Inspired Katie Alice Greer’s Solo Debut
On Amerykahn Promise Pt.1 (Fourth World War) and Barbarism.
Keane’s Under the Iron Sea is a Masterpiece of Modern Pop
By Spring Silver | June 28, 2022
By Spring Silver | June 28, 2022
Keane’s Under the Iron Sea is a Masterpiece of Modern Pop
Spring Silver goes to bat for the record 16 years later.
What Made Mr. Mustard Such A Mean Old Man?
By Caleb Nichols | June 27, 2022
By Caleb Nichols | June 27, 2022
What Made Mr. Mustard Such A Mean Old Man?
Caleb Nichols on queering the Beatles.
Toward A More Gentle Presence
By Field Guides | June 24, 2022
By Field Guides | June 24, 2022
Toward A More Gentle Presence
Benedict Kupstas (Field Guides) on birdwatching, art, and humility.
John Strohm (Blake Babies) Revisits the Insecurity, Neurosis, and Big Dreams of Sunburn
By John Strohm | June 21, 2022
By John Strohm | June 21, 2022
John Strohm (Blake Babies) Revisits the Insecurity, Neurosis, and Big Dreams of Sunburn
On what it was like to be a “college rock” band on the verge in 1990.
Role Models: When Mariah Carey Sings, Lucy Liyou Hears an Infinite Mythos
By Lucy Liyou | May 31, 2022
By Lucy Liyou | May 31, 2022
Role Models: When Mariah Carey Sings, Lucy Liyou Hears an Infinite Mythos
The experimental artist meditates on the legend, syllable-by-syllable.
No One Knows How to Do It Like Brainiac
By Craig Heed | May 25, 2022
By Craig Heed | May 25, 2022
No One Knows How to Do It Like Brainiac
Remembering the band, 25 years after its untimely end.
Viv Radio Ayiti!
By Leyla McCalla | May 9, 2022
By Leyla McCalla | May 9, 2022
Viv Radio Ayiti!
Leyla McCalla on the academic origin of her new record, Breaking the Thermometer, inspired by Haiti’s rebel radio.
Light For the Midnight
By Al Spx | April 27, 2022
Light For the Midnight
Al Spx on relearning how to care for herself and her career after being misdiagnosed as schizophrenic.