HeyJaredPaul Taylor
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October 2026 AOTM: Townes Van Zandt (opens the original)
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Album of the Month: Townes Van Zandt - Townes Van Zandt Delicate isn't an adjective usually associated with country music, the genre is as multi-faceted as any other, but even the sad and dramatic kind usually comes with some bravado-- but then again Townes Van Zandt has always straddled that line between country and folk. In fact, to my mind Van Zandt's greatest strength is his tenderness, simplicity, and unprotected beating heart. This, his 1969 eponymous third record, strips his sound down to
How Floating Points Modernizes the Myth of Pandora for Mere Mortals (opens the original)
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The latest Boards of Canada record, Inferno, made a pretty big splash on its release earlier this year. The album made the rounds beyond Boards of Canada's own cult following, getting rave reviews from sites like Clash (9/10), Pitchfork (8.6/10), and Uncut (9/10). The album also fared well on review aggregators like Album of the Year and RateYourMusic. Even more recently, Sam Shepard of Floating Points teamed up with the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra for the classical/electronic fusion Mere Mor
Main-In Voting is Safe... For Now (opens the original)
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This Monday, September 14th, the Supreme Court finally shot down President Donald Trump's long-sought restrictions on mail-in ballots. Mail-in voting has been a frequent victim of Trump's ire since he lost the 2020 presidential election, and they were a primary target for his fraudulent claims of election interference. Trump made his most recent bid to restrict the practice in something of a last ditch effort to sway the upcoming midterm elections. The SCOTUS voted 7-2 to reject the restrictions
WXOU's Albums of the Year (So Far) (opens the original)
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We're just about through the summer and I think it's high time a few of us here at WXOU to report in on the best new projects we've heard this year. Without further ado, here are some of the records that have resonated with us most so far: JW Francis over the years has become a mainstay in my car rides and nature walks. His albums just encompass the beauty of living in the moment for me, and that statement still holds true for his latest release, Magic River. Each song is jangly and personal, wh
September 2026 AOTM: The New Abnormal by The Strokes (opens the original)
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Album of the Month: The New Abnormal - The Strokes Indie Rock icons The Strokes have had a highly variable discography, even for a fan like myself. Their first two records are all but universally loved, but it's something of a crap-shoot on their following LPs. With the success of 2020's The New Abnormal and the disappointment of their latest record Reality Awaits it reaffirms a primary cause identified for the band's fluctuation: band culture and interpersonal relationships. There's a great ser
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