Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the 2007 reissue of If You’re Feeling Sinister by Belle And Sebastian on Matador Records. In Part 1 of this 2-parter, he does a quick unboxing video on the album and shares differentiating points of the two versions Matador […]
I know. You’re probably thinking it’s not possible. But today I’m sharing a CD that I found that CAN be played on a turntable, just like your vinyl records! This comes from a little series from a label called People In A Position To Know (aka PIAPTK Records). Links below… […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks back at 26 years of If You’re Feeling Sinister by Belle And Sebastian referencing his 2007 vinyl pressing on Matador Records. He talks about the impact it’s had on him and how it was originally one of his least favorite […]
On November 18, 1993, Nirvana took the stage for MTV’s Unplugged series—a moment in music history that no one could have predicted would become one of their most defining live performances. This is the heartfelt story of that show and the live recording that graced so many of our speakers […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the 7-inch single for 52 Pilot b/w Garage for Gunther by Saint Etienne, released by Sub Pop on May 4, 1999 as SP 466. In addition to doing a quick unboxing video on the album, he gives his thoughts […]
Morrissey has never been one to keep quiet. He seemed to know this as far back as 1985, when he and Johnny Marr wrote “Bigmouth Strikes Again.” This is the history of that song, the Rolling Stones song that inspired Marr’s guitar riff, and the subtle nod to the Ancoats […]
This is the unlikely story of how the sun-soaked sounds of The Beach Boys struck a cord with the cold, electronic stoicism in post-war Germany and influenced Kraftwerk’s breakout hit “Autobahn.” 👉 Subscribe for More Vinyl Videos: https://youtube.com/c/AndyFenstermaker/?sub_confirmation=1 🏆 Become a Member: https://fensepost.substack.com/subscribe WATCH NEXT: ✓ New Order and the […]
In 1973, legendary Krautrock band CAN lost their charismatic lead singer Damo Suzuki. A year later, in November of 1974, they remade themselves and gave us Soon Over Babaluma. This is the story of that album, how a band can indeed find success after their frontman leaves. 👉 Subscribe for […]
In the fall of 1999, Le Tigre released their self-titled debut album. The band stemmed from Riot Grrrl pioneer Kathleen Hanna’s desire to create music more playful and light-hearted than that of Bikini Kill while also maintaining the inspiration from feminism and political activism of her other band. This is […]
Andy from the FensePost Indie Music & Vinyl Blog looks at the 2011 reissue of Lesser Matters by The Radio Dept. on Labrador Records. Originally released in 2003, Lesser Matters was The Radio Dept’s debut LP. Andy shares the variants that have been released over the past two decades, and […]
