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

George D Henderson's purely personal reflections on music

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

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

A newsletter about experimental music both new and old.

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.

DJ mixes and the DJs who make them

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

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

Music coverage without geographic constraints

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

Popular Music, Present and Past

Music playlists by Todd L. Burns

A newsletter about Japanese music, new and old

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

Music analysis that centers feelings as much as theory.

My way of writing, explained

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

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

Music and media.

New music from Poland

Idol diversions and J-pop deep cuts.

the highlights in mandopop, once a month

At least it's not a podcast

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

A Monthly(ish) Newsletter About K-Pop

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