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The ecstatic horrors of Jeff Rosenstock

Few songbooks so consistently capture the post-2016 sense of life coming apart as Jeff Rostenstock’s poppy humanist punk.

Posted byDancing to architectureJanuary 5, 2026Posted inUncategorizedTags: Clinton, Emo, HELLMODE, Jeff Rosenstock, music, Punk, Review, reviews, rock, WorryLeave a comment on The ecstatic horrors of Jeff Rosenstock

Emmagen Creek

A profoundly beautiful song in which love is nothing more or less profound than an act of nature.

Posted byDancing to architectureDecember 18, 2025December 18, 2025Posted inReviewTags: music, Review, reviews, Ruby Gill, Some Kind of Control, Song of the Year, writingLeave a comment on Emmagen Creek

Cool Calm Pete: demolition

My beloved Cool Calm Pete is back, and I took five months to write about it. It’s a strange and beautiful album that get’s better with every listen.

Posted byDancing to architectureNovember 21, 2025Posted inReviewTags: Cool Calm Pete, demolition, Hip Hop, music, new-music, Review, reviewsLeave a comment on Cool Calm Pete: demolition

Jay Electronica: A Written Testimony

An album with such a jarring disjuncture between its aesthetics and its politics I have to deal with them completely separately.

Posted byDancing to architectureMay 27, 2020Posted in2020, ReviewTags: Hip Hop, Jay Electronica, ReviewLeave a comment on Jay Electronica: A Written Testimony
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