Category: journalism
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The writer has launched a Substack titled “Do You Love It?” for their content, transitioning from their website as a portfolio. Expect free and subscriber-exclusive posts, starting with a 2013 interview.
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My monthly roundup of published work for June 2026
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My monthly roundup of published work for May 2026
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On this day in 2012, Spiritualized, led by Jason Pierce, demonstrated his meticulous approach to music in their album “Sweet Heart Sweet Light,” revealing eclectic influences and intimate songwriting.
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My monthly roundup of published work.
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Hi! If you’re new here, this is a thing I do every month, where I provide a roundup of all (or at least most) of my writing that has been published in the preceding month. March was a bit of a light month, to be honest, and while I continue to actively pitch, I would…
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Fourteen years ago, Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men debuted in Vancouver. Their North American tour is a surprise success, with many shows sold out prior to their album release.
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Matt Berninger’s solo tour in Vancouver prompts reflection on past interviews discussing his band, the National, and brother Tom’s documentary, Mistaken for Strangers.
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The Zolas’ album “Swooner,” a feminist pop record, showcases their evolution and catchy rhythms, reflecting on societal issues while emphasizing well-crafted lyrics and a solid band dynamic.
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In February 2026, various articles highlighted Nardwuar’s cultural significance, a unique sound installation by AO Roberts, revival of Yorkville’s folk scene, and Aleksi Campagne’s creative exploration.
John Lucas 