I interviewed Monty Cime for my newsletter earlier this year, to mark the release of her blazing EP Laurels Of The End of History. Despite its six-song length, Laurels feels sprawling, touching on influences from chamber pop to freak folk to psych rock, with an astonishing number of instruments in
WELCOME BACK to Three Music Thingz, where I ask music people for three thingz that are essential to their music-making. Thing vibes. Thingmanship. Today: we have The Terminal Buildings. The Terminal Buildings sound like a band of many, but in fact are just one person named Finlay, who records everything
There's been a hole in the scene. We're living in a vibrant and multi-genred time. We're drowning in new interpretations of '90s slacker indie rock. We have the riotous palette of hyperpop to play with. We have mutinous rap-rock revivals and sexy techno
Oi oi! Welcome back to a brand-new edition of Three Music Thingz, where I ask music people for three thingz that are essential to their music-making. Today we've got three thing-style picks from Those Dogs, a punk band hailing from western North Carolina. Here's what I
Like many people who maintain an interest in the DIY rock scene, my Twitter cornucopia overflowed with news, pictures and videos from Fauxchella VI this past October. Fauxchella is a music festival series put on by the Summit Shack, a DIY venue / event production / media "conglomerate" out of
Ooh, this is a fun blog today. A blog straight from the mailbag. Recently, a song was emailed to me with the subject line "Funky dance song by Loco Domingo called It's Loco Time." I was immediately intrigued and pressed play on the .wav attachment posthaste.
Happy Monday-after-Thanksgiving from your faithful blogger, Molly "Content Verticals" O'Brien. I hope everyone doesn't have The Fear too bad today. Yesterday I cooked an entire Thanksgiving dinner with my husband for a new tradition we are called "Thanksgiving 2" (designed mostly so
Welcome back to a brand-new edition of Three Music Thingz, where I ask music people for three thingz that are essential to their music-making. I got an album in my mailbox recently that is another curveball from my usual taste in high-bpm party rock — Maria Elena Silva's Dulce
Live drums. I wake up sometimes in the middle of the night, rousing from uneasy dreams and muttering to myself: live drums, live drums, live drums. We live in a digital world. What is real? Have you heard what's happening with the leadership in charge of Open.ai?
I honestly don't even want to write too long of an intro because I want you to get right into this excellent conversation, but dig if you will, the picture: Ben Sooy plays in Denver rock band A Place For Owls, and Arthur Alligood plays music as phoneswithchords
Oh my goodness. We have another guest post on the blog today! (I have big plans for expanding the I Enjoy Music universe in 2024, so soon they won't be "guest posts" so much as just "posts"...). Last guest post was Laura June Kirsch&
This weekend, I was in Las Vegas. My family are Jets fans, and the Jets were playing the Raiders at the shiny new(ish) Allegiant Stadium, so naturally Vegas was a trip that needed to be taken. I can't talk about the game at all because I'