The Other Dave Moore

DJ mixes and the DJs who make them

One third Books, one third Observations, one third Who Knows.

A newsletter about Japanese music, new and old

New music from Poland

Music and media.

Covering Japanese Music, From The J-pop Industry To The Underground

Robert Christgau's weekly newsletter. Music. Books. Politics. Old Age.

A daily column covering the best album of a random genre from over 2300 genres listed on the iconic music site RateYourMusic.

Popular Music, Present and Past

It's fine not to like almost anything, except maybe Al Jardine

the highlights in mandopop, once a month

bloglike fragments of thought about music, horror movies, books, recurring dreams, burritos of the past, blue öyster cult album tracks, nameless creatures in distant regions unfurling

music analysis that centers feelings as much as theory.

I write about music. I've been here for years.

George D Henderson's purely personal reflections on music

Music playlists by Todd L. Burns

A newsletter about experimental music both new and old.

Blindfold tests, critical archives, fungal finds, urban ruins, and the most comprehensive, wide-ranging and idiosyncratic year-by-year single-listener recorded music accounting on the planet.

music

Shfl is a random sampler of music recommendations. New recommendations added to the site, new features, and miscellanea are announced here.

I'm Crystal. I live in Brooklyn. I grew up in Texas. Here's my newsletter about dance music and going to the club from someone who's really in it.

on that which I find mesmerizing

Frank Kogan's Substack. I write about music, but that's like saying Elvis sang about cars and trains. My words ride a pterosaur. They're bigger than a Cadillac.

Idol diversions and J-pop deep cuts.

How we see the past, how we build the future, and what to listen to along the way.

At least it's not a podcast

My way of writing, explained

A Monthly(ish) Newsletter About K-Pop

writing about popular (and unpopular) culture