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A music newsletter offering new album recommendations, monthly best-of lists, and essays on music journalism and taste, aimed at listeners who don't keep up with new releases. It pairs accessible picks with a welcoming, snob-free approach to discovering music.
Features, album reviews, artist spotlights and new-track premieres covering roots, Americana, country, folk and blues music. Readers get original music journalism with artist interviews and critical context about the genre's history and current releases.
Hearing Things is a worker-owned independent music publication delivering album reviews, artist features, interviews, podcasts and weekly song picks. Readers get original music criticism and profiles outside of corporate media, with some content reserved for paid subscribers.
Wayne Robins shares personal, anecdotal storytelling about rock and pop music, mixing archival interviews, reviews and reflections on artists like Jeff Tweedy, Billy Preston and The Residents. Readers get conversational music history, behind-the-scenes memories and pointers to his archive and upcoming interviews.
A music and hiking writer shares updates on his profiles and interviews for outlets like Pitchfork, MOJO, GQ and Playboy, along with behind-the-scenes reporting notes and personal essays. Readers also get album recommendations and reflections on life on the road and outdoors.
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