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Music writing worth reading, monthly. A collection of great music journalism from the past month delivered on the 1st. Edited by Justin Anderson-Weber

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Of Note 012: On Doug Shaw, Macie Stewart Interview, Wisconsin Indie Media Roundtable, and Neko Case on Neko Case

Published: April 1, 2025 13:08

Howdy folks, Community is a vital party of music. Recorded music, the music industry, and the ways we engage with music are, in sum, a very small and recent part of music history. For much longer, music has been made by people in the room for people in the…

Corrected: Of Note 011: Sleng Teng origins, Deep listening on "Subterranean Homesick Blues", A Ghost is Born, and The Kinks plus a history of cassettes (copy)

Published: March 1, 2025 17:00

CORRECTION: The original email mistakenly did not include a link to Steven Hyden’s piece on The Kinks. Apologies for sending this email twice. Howdy folks, Great writing often starts with great listening and I think you’ll see that in the pieces I’ll share…

Of Note 011: Sleng Teng origins, Deep listening on "Subterranean Homesick Blues", A Ghost is Born, and The Kinks plus a history of cassettes

Published: March 1, 2025 15:38

Howdy folks, Great writing often starts with great listening and I think you’ll see that in the pieces I’ll share from the past month. Whether it’s tracking how Bob Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick Blues” inspired country music, reevaluating Wilco’s A Ghost…

Of Note 010: Wu Tang, Ethel Cain, Lost Wave, and Mood Machine

Published: February 1, 2025 15:18

Howdy folks, I hope you’re hanging in there. They can’t kill us ‘til they kill us. I hope you can take a break and read some wonderful music writing. I noticed many of the pieces I’m featuring this month deal with definition. Who gets to define the music…