On this episode of the podcast show, I dig deeper into the work of the San Francisco-based label, Paisley Shirt Records. Started in 2013 by Kevin Linn and his friends as an outlet for the various recording projects that they were working on at the time, the label eventually became the sole operation of Linn’s…
Christmas has arrived early: Glenn Donaldson returns with a new installment of his Failure Of All Pop column after months away tending to his own musical projects. He offers up recommendations for new releases by Galore, The Strange Girls, Alien Boy, and Sanctuary of Praise that any lover of fringe pop will want to add to their want lists.
For this last episode of the podcast for 2021, I thought it would be worthwhile to take a look back on the year, but rather than just go through a bunch of releases that I’ve already played and discussed on the show, I thought it would be fun to bring in a guest to join…
Glenn Donaldson delivers another installment of his Failure Of All Pop column. This time around he focuses on new releases from HITS and Motorists, along with a reissue from Warmer Milks.
Glenn Donaldson focuses on new music from San Fransicso’s Flowertown and Comet Gain’s David Christian, along with a new prime era live album from American Music Club in this installment of his Failure Of All Pop column.
Glenn Donaldson delivers another installment of his Failure Of All Pop column covering new releases from Joanne Robertson and Sad Eyed Beatniks.
In this week’s Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson has several recommendations to keep your earholes occupied for hours upon hours covering new releases from Flowertown and Magik Markers, a reissue from Smith & Erickson, and a fan produced podcast called Self-Inflicted Aural Nostalgia that is devoted to the music of Guided By Voices. Dig in, the club is open!!
In this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson highlights another hidden gem from the Bay Area underground in the band, Cindy, and a pair of self-released EPs from the upstart art-punk outfits, The Beauticians and Soot. Give it a read and a listen.
In this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson offers up a Power-Pop Double Feature with new releases from R.E. Seraphin and Be Afraid, so grab your popcorn and drink of choice. Does he go on to declare himself the founder of the Drunk Elk Appreciation Society, too? You’ll have to click and read.
On this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson reviews new releases from the Bay Area’s DIY post-punkers, Hits, and from Ashville’s 90’s indie revivalists, Wednesday.
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