Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the 7-inch single for “Make You Mine” by Best Coast on Group Tightener Records. In addition to doing a quick unboxing video on the album, he gives his thoughts in a quick album review. 🔥 Find Your Copy on […]
A deep dive into Morrissey’s “The Last of the Famous International Playboys,” this episode unravels its dark ties to real-life gangsters (Ronnie and Reggie Kray), the glamorization of violence, and the media’s obsession with infamy. This story traces the song’s roots in British crime history, its place in Morrissey’s post-Smiths […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at Transatlanticism by Death Cab For Cutie on Barsuk Records. Transatlanticism turns 20 this year, and in Andy’s opinion it remains their most valiant and timeless release. Andy walks through the various pressings available on vinyl before unboxing his copy, […]
One voice for all, echoing in the hall. 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 Band’s rock-and-roll history-altering debut, Music From Big Pink (released 1968) Subscribe for […]
It’s time to peel back the layers of The Smashing Pumpkins’ iconic 1995 masterpiece “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” to expose the secret art history hidden in the haunting cover art. Art that shaped the emotional world created within the album. We jump into Billy Corgan and John Craig’s […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the second pressing of Sentimental Goblin by Ty Segall on Suicide Squeeze. He shows his copy, which is the second pressing on red vinyl and shares the other variations that have been pressed since it’s 2017 release. In the […]
He came from the old religion, but possessed no magic skill. Welcome to Modern Classics Month year 3! Vinyl Monday is for classic albums in my collection, but this is my annual miniseries spotlighting albums released in the past 25 years. My thoughts on The New Basement Tapes’s only album, […]
In 2001, the most unlikely rock album took the world by storm. It didn’t feature seasoned musicians. It featured 200 elementary school kids in a school gym, performing rock and pop songs of the 1970s, in the 1970s, in a single take. It’s backbone: the music of Brian Wilson and […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at 5 Halloween Worthy Songs That Are Great Year Round. Unlike other holidays—Christmas for example, where the movies are really only good during that season with exception to, say, Die Hard—Halloween is much more universal. I don’t know about you, […]
Just what you want to be, you will be in the end. 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 Moody Blues’s honest-to-goodness debut as godfathers of prog, […]
