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April 5, 2021
Shorties (Salman Rushdie on Midnight's Children at 40, A Geneviève Castrée Tribute Album, and more)
Salman Rushdie reconsidered his novel Midnight's Children, first published 40 years ago.
Stream and/or buy a new Geneviève Castrée tribute album featuring Thou, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Karl Blau, and Mount Eerie.
All Songs Considered, BrooklynVegan, and Paste recommended the week's best albums.
BuzzFeed recommended April's best paperbacks.
Tune-Yards shared a virtual live performance and interview with The Current.
Bustle profiled author Bolu Babalola.
Kurt Vile discussed songwriting with Pitchfork.
Electric Literature recommended books by Arab American women.
The Current interviewed members of the band Ivers.
Blake Bailey talked to Kirkus and Vulture about his Philip Roth biography.
Bandcamp Daily profiled the band Dry Cleaning.
The Philadelphia Inquirer recommended spring's best books.
Robyn Hitchcock shared albums he couldn't live without at SPIN.
InsideHook recommended April's best books.
BrooklynVegan recommended the week's best virtual music livestreams.
Amitav Ghosh discussed his novel Jungle Nama with the Hindu.
Craig Finn and Franz Nicolay of the Hold Steady visited World Cafe for a live performance and interview.
The Rumpus recommended the week's best virtual literary events.
NME profiled St. Vincent.
The New York Review of Books interviewed Merrill Markoe.
Far Out ranked David Bowie albums.
The Believer interviewed author Elissa Washuta.
Literary Hub interviewed Melissa Febos.
Miya Folick covered Natalie Imbruglia's “Torn."
ELLE interviewed author Lauren Groff.
Tyrant Books founder Giancarlo DiTrapano has passed away.
The Rumpus interviewed poet Shy Watson.
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