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The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 3)
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 3)
A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
Innocuist
Jul 29, 2015
The 6 Best Budget Speakers For Your Vinyl Set-Up.
The 6 Best Budget Speakers For Your Vinyl Set-Up.
Buying speakers amidst the crowded market is anything close to a nightmare, especially when you’re on a budget.
James Lee
Jul 20, 2015
53 Really Good Records To Own On Vinyl
53 Really Good Records To Own On Vinyl
Essential listening for the analog fanatic
James Lee
Apr 8, 2015
6 Record Players That Wont Hurt Your Vinyl Or The Bank.
6 Record Players That Wont Hurt Your Vinyl Or The Bank.
And wont hurt your vinyl neither.
James Lee
Apr 28, 2015
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 1)
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 1)
A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
Innocuist
Jul 15, 2015
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 2)
The Best Albums of the 21st Century (Part 2)
A three part series counting down the greatest records of our young millennium
Innocuist
Jul 23, 2015
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Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part IV
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Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part III
Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part III
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Four Days Living Off The Grid. Part II
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What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
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In Praise of Notation
In Praise of Notation
or, Why I Wouldn’t Redesign Sheet Music
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Four Days Living Off The Grid.
Four Days Living Off The Grid.
What I learned about my taste in music after not having access to a phone or Internet.
Nick Garcia
Jul 13, 2015
Tuning to Stress
Tuning to Stress
Music has a great power on both the emotions and the body. A power to move us, to calm us or to arouse us.
Coachademy
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Is the music industry sleepwalking into disaster?
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by Darren Hemmings
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NME Goes Free
The changing face of music journalism.
Ben Perreau
Jul 6, 2015
On The Campaign Trail ’15: Unseen, Unheard Artists in Chicago
On The Campaign Trail ’15: Unseen, Unheard Artists in Chicago
A collaborative article that looks to discover and document new and upcoming artists within the city of Chicago.
Nick Garcia
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Just A Big Field To Do Drugs In, Really.
Just A Big Field To Do Drugs In, Really.
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Jul 2, 2015
The Music Industry’s Sleeping Giant
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Danny Fiorentini
Jun 24, 2015
Future Dad Rock
Future Dad Rock
[This piece was originally published by the now-defunct Just The Tape. You can find the playlist here.]
Cameron Deuel
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Love and Mercy is Just a Taste of What Brian Wilson Went Through
Love and Mercy is Just a Taste of What Brian Wilson Went Through
There’s a scene in Bill Pohlad’s Love and Mercy when Brian Wilson, played by Paul Dano, is in the recording studio with the rest of the…
Charles J. Moss
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How To Listen.
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James Lee
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Sometimes Serge Gainsbourg seems better known for his creeptastic, controversy-baiting moves than for his music.
Maggie Trisler
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A Photo-Book Of Record Stores Around The World.
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Since the dawn of the creation of the turntable DIY designers and engineers alike have continually experimented with its architecture. The…
James Lee
Jun 2, 2015
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