The music, all is lost for now. Welcome (or welcome back) to Vinyl Monday! This is my series where I give the who/what/when/where/why and how I feel about classic albums in my collection. My thoughts on the Beach Boys’ second comeback, Surf’s Up (released 1971.) Subscribe for more Vinyl Monday! […]
🎵 In 1985, New Order released ‘Low Life.’ It’s time to dive into the wild story behind “The Perfect Kiss” and discover how a naked manager, Rob Gretton, sparked a synth-pop classic with a desktop rant, and how Jonathan Demme’s iconic video sealed its legacy. From studio chaos to dancefloor […]
In this video, I look back at the mid to late 1990s when I was a teenager and in high school. During that time, I became obsessed with discovering new music. In this list, I look at the 5 bands that were most influential in sparking this passion. CHAPTERS 0:00 […]
Welcome (or welcome back) to my channel! This week of Vinyl Monday is a little different. Instead of covering one album in my collection, I’m covering…my collection! Heat up a snack, pour a drink, light up (responsibly,) and watch my organizational system fail in real time as I make this […]
Ever wonder why David Bowie’s eyes looked like they belonged to an alien? If you’ve ever wondered why Bowie’s gaze felt like it could pierce through dimensions, you’re about to find out why. This is the strange true story of how David Bowie got his weird eyes… 👉 Subscribe for […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at “I Don’t Need Love, I’ve Got My Band” by The Radio Dept. on the band’s own label Just So Records. “I Don’t Need Love, I’ve Got My Band” is a compilation that consists of reissuing two early EPs by […]
“We were pioneers with arrows in our backs.” Welcome (or welcome back) to Vinyl Monday! This is my series where I give the who/what/when/where/why and how I feel about classic albums in my collection. My thoughts on the Byrds’s contribution to the advent of country rock: Sweetheart of the Rodeo […]
By the time The Decemberists released “Picaresque” in 2005, frontman Colin Meloy had been honing his narrative, storytelling style of songwriting for more than half a decade. Despite having dabbled in the theatrical side of indie rock with both Castaways & Cutouts and Her Majesty, Picaresque brought it to a […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at “Songs of the Great Mystery” by Robbie Basho on Vanguard Records. In addition to doing a quick unboxing video on the album, he shares some of the record’s history including its discovery as a complete, lost album by the […]
Strap yourself to a tree with roots, you ain’t goin’ nowhere. Welcome (or welcome back) to Vinyl Monday! This is my series where I give the who/what/when/where/why and how I feel about classic albums in my collection. My revised thoughts on Bob Dylan and The Band’s legendary Basement Tapes (released […]
