Category: music
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The usual: a roundup of the past month’s writing.
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The author has launched a new Substack project titled “Do You Love It?” while continuing freelance work, highlighting articles about the local music scene and personal experiences with various artists.
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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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As you may already know, I perform in a band called the Starling Effect. Once a mighty wall-of-sound quintet and currently a tight power trio, we play exactly the sort of music you might expect from a bunch of guys who lived through the alternative explosion of the 1980s and ’90s. It’s a bit shoegaze…
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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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Twenty-one years ago to this day, Crooked Fingers played a show at the long-gone and sorely missed Richard’s on Richards in Vancouver. A few days before that, I had the opportunity to interview Eric Bachmann about his project’s latest album, Dignity and Shame.
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In a 2009 interview, Kim Moyes from the Presets criticized Billy Corgan’s sour demeanor and claimed their band drew larger, more enthusiastic crowds, despite Corgan’s complaints during their simultaneous performance.
John Lucas 