10 years after its release, Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at one of his favorite albums of 2013: New Moon by The Men on Sacred Bones Records. He pulls in some quotes from critics and shares several highlights from the album and why ten years […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the 2012 EP “Gallery” by Craft Spells on Captured Tracks Records. He shares his thoughts on the record, shows off his vinyl pressing, and discusses some of the critical reviews and acclaim the band and release received. He also […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog shares 5 interesting facts about the album “Dear Catastrophe Waitress” by Scotties indie pop band Belle And Sebastian. Originally released in 2003, “Dear Catastrophe Waitress” celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year, so rather than giving it a standard album review, he […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at “Sunset / Sunrise” by Seattle indie folk rock duo The Dutchess And The Duke on Hardly Art. Andy breaks down his thoughts on the album and why he feels it’s quite under appreciated. Released in 2009, “Sunset / Sunrise” […]
Caroline Rose returns in 2023 with their fifth studio LP, “The Art of Forgetting” and it marks their most ambitious, emotionally-charged, and personal album yet. Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog takes a look at what he calls one of the best albums of the year so […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the Sub Pop Singles Club 7-inch from 2000 by Death Cab for Cutie on clear vinyl. He shares some thoughts on the single and discusses the exclusivity of the two songs that appear on it, “Underwater” and “The Army […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at “Here Comes Trouble” backed with “My Tears” by The Babies. This 7-inch single came highly limited with just 300 copies pressed. The cover art was handmade and featured one of two photographs. The first was of Kevin Morby, who […]
There is no shortage of content covering David Bowie’s second studio LP, Space Oddity. I sifted through a lot of it to pull out 7 interesting facts about the record and its influence. Yes, I’m calling it Space Oddity, though in the US it was originally called something else. See, […]
Andy from FensePost.com shares 7 vinyl records in truly terrible condition that he will never let go of. These albums will always be in his collection. Featuring: The Afghan Whigs, Bubble Puppy, The Cure, Gandalf, The Sonics, Stone Temple Pilots, and The Stooges. 📖 Read the Blog Post on FensePost.com: […]
“Siamese Dream” by The Smashing Pumpkins was one of the definitive alt-rock classics of the 1990s. For me, as a newly minted teenager upon its release in 1993, “Siamese Dream” was one of two to three bands that really got me excited about discovering new music and sharing that discovery […]
