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A bit of linguistic drift I very much do not care for is “Rest in Power” being divorced from the context of young people who are murdered by the state or the police, and instead becoming “the cooler Rest in Peace”
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very long and comprehensive interview i did a few months ago with @lfitzmaurice just dropped:
last-donut-of-the-night.ghos…
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for my first sunday review, i wrote about Monster, the most pivotal release in Future's career and a mixtape that rewired my entire perspective on rap when i was 15 pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…
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Feels shocking to say this, but Pastore’s performance as Big Pussy in Season 2 is historically underappreciated. He bounces around from being mad at Tony to feeling bad that he is ratting him out, to having this weird stockholm syndrome with the fed handling him. Great role.
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Probably one of the best rock songs of the decade youtu.be/yBQy_S_k-qg
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All I know is how it makes me feel pastemagazine.com/music/char…
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Good essay by Grayson pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks…
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At 50, the unruly, unpredictable Modest Mouse singer is confronting his own mortality on his best album in two decades, and doing what he can to settle down. gq.com/story/isaac-brock-mod…
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It's so silly, because without criticism, you're completely at the mercy of the advertisers. The influence of the critic is so small compared with the power of the advertiser. (1980)
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What they haven’t considered is that the actual worst stomp clap song is We Will Rock You
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Kicking off Pride month with an essay on being gay according to myself, but not Glenn Greenwald. No paywall, much to my shame: jude-doyle.ghost.io/problema…




























