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October 12, 2022
Shorties (An Interview with Jenny Xie, An Interview with Katie Crutchfield & Kevin Morby, and more)
Aekta Khubchandani interviewed poet Jenny Xie at Full Stop.
The Bitter Southerner interviewed musicians Katie Crutchfield and Kevin Morby.
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Men Explain Things to Me by Rebecca Solnit
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Keep the Aspidistra Flying by George Orwell
The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien
Walt Disco covered Dusty Springfield's “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me.”
The Los Angeles Times profiled two podcasters who read and analyzed all of Agatha Christie's 66 novels.
Stream a new song by Meg Baird.
Stream the documentary Love & Rockets: The Great American Comic Book.
NPR Music profiled experimental musician and composer Lucrecia Dalt.
Dalt has become one of modern music's most fascinating chameleons. Across a series of albums released since 2005, the musician has occupied many forms, from creator of off-kilter indie pop (released under alias The Sound of Lucrecia) to purveyor of esoteric Colombian field recordings. A pair of records on Human Ear Music solidified an avant-electronic sound before her move to New York-based label, RVNG Intl. prompted more reinvention — spoken word poetry on 2018's Anticlines, atmospheric horror on 2020's No Era Sólida. On ¡Ay!, which translates as "Oh!," Dalt has recorded her most dramatic transformation yet: an album of lushly arranged "bolero sci-fi," one that fuses tropical music, jazz and electronics but which — she makes clear — is no "fusion" record.
Bustle recommended the week's best new books.
Stream a new Dry Cleaning song.
Annie Proulx discussed her new novel with Morning Edition.
John Carpenter discussed scoring Halloween Ends with The A.V. Club.
E.M. Tran recommended novels that followed generations of women through centuries at Electric Literature.
Stream a new song by Men I Trust.
The Creative Independent interviewed author Alexander Chee.
Linda Ronstadt talked to Weekend Edition about her memoir.
Debutiful interviewed author Omolola Ijeoma Ogunyemi.
Stream a new song by Duke Spirit frontwoman Liela Moss.
Tor.com shared an excerpt from Ethan Chatagnier's novel Singer Distance.
Katie Crutchfield and Jess Williamson discussed their new collaboration with Pitchfork.
Literary Hub interviewed author Lydia Millet.
Members of Enumclaw shared the influences behind the band's new album at BrooklynVegan.
The Guardian profiled publisher Fitzcarraldo Editions.
Ernaux’s triumph marks the London-based independent publisher’s second Nobel prize win in four years, after Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk won it in 2019. As Fitzcarraldo also now publishes Elfriede Jelinek and Svetlana Alexievich, that’s four Nobel-winning authors who are published by this small press, with its team of six full-time employees who all “do a bit of everything” from an office in south-east London that used to be a warehouse and nightclub.
Paste profiled Field Medic's Kevin Patrick Sullivan.
The Nervous Breakdown interviewed author Rebecca van Laer.
Stream a new song by Big Joanie.
Bandcamp Daily recommended minimalist albums.
Stream a new song by Weyes Blood.
W profiled Kendrick Lamar.
Stream a new song by Runnner.
Bandcamp Daily explored Modest Mouse's discography.
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