Stop! Look! Listen! Sarah Burgoyne’s Reading Recommendation
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Notes on Ada Lea’s “When I Paint My Masterpiece”
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Notes on Ada Lea’s “When I Paint My Masterpiece”
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A mostly instrumental form of music like jazz isn’t the most immediate artistic vehicle for political engagement.
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Roadrunner Roadrunner / going faster miles an hour
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Ask me about my favourite record and I’ll tell you it’s The Nightfly
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Ripples in air, soft and immense. Bells curl round a hillside to be cradled in an ear. Small animals worry their paws. A dazzle of piano, a glittery sheet of salt water. A cart lopes along a country road. Ghosts play ping-pong. Cascades from outer space. Some strange vessel encircles us in a scalded wood.
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I feel seen when listening to the gift that is American punk/alt band Mannequin Pussy. Their entire discography is a progression of artistic and musical truth, with each release becoming more unflinchingly personal and exquisitely composed than the last—but their 2024 album I Got Heaven is my personal favorite.
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I've been listening a lot to Sally Shapiro's recent album Ready to Live a Lie.
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Some albums create their own little universes.
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Coffee shop writers amaze me. I fear I’m too distractible to concentrate in a setting with clinking spoons, bursts of laughter, a growling espresso machine, and chair legs scraping the floor. Give me silence.
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Beethoven Blues: Keeping My Bum in Its Seat