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For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, I invite Matthew Sage on the show. His band, Fuubutsushi has a new album out in June called “Meridians” and it is dosed with magic. After chatting about that for a bit and his decision to take cached.media off Bandcamp, we get into it. Imagining existing in […]
There are moments on the new Swim Ignorant Fire, Glow, where the feeling of floating and dissonance intersect. It’s a shock, but a welcome one, imbuing an ephemeral radiance on a serene occasion. The trio of Stephen Holliger, YeaBig, and Nate Hahn carve out specious sound worlds, creating an inviting sonic veil that hides the caverns […]
M. Sage is one of the most generous and thoughtful artists. His new album, “Paradise Crick,” finds joy in sonic reverie, and getting lost in that world makes things feel a little brighter. This conversation about the album felt so good. After a rough morning, talking to Sage about whimsy, pleasure, and so much more, […]
A long, busy week comes to a close with the pastoral fantasy of M. Sage’s “Paradise Crick.” It’s such a wonderful record, and I hope you have an opportunity to get lost within it. There was a new Seltzer Salon released yesterday – a great chat with Ben Vida about his latest record. I hope […]
A lot of news from Angel Bat Dawid, M. Sage, Fire-Toolz, and Chris Schlarb crammed into the longest episode so far before I go on and on about the incredible pick of the day. Wednesday episodes are exclusively on Patreon. Sign up now! Album of the day is: Maya Al Khaldi “Other World” Additional links […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. It’s been almost a year since I announced Foxy Digitalis was coming back in 2021 and I wasn’t sure what to expect. The first big surprise came when there was an instant outpouring of excitement and support. I honestly wasn’t […]
Like many of us, for almost two years I’ve dreamt about life outside of boundaries, without tethers. There are a lot of people I haven’t seen in a while and a lot of things I haven’t done in just as long. Sometimes, I barely notice. Most of the time, it’s the sword of Damocles just […]
Neil Lord’s Future Museums has been a mainstay in my headphones over the last few years. As he prepares to release his first LP on the excellent Aural Canyon label called Harpoon of Sunlight on September 17th, Neil created this beautiful mix to get lost in. He’s turned me onto some great music this year […]
Matthew Sage is a patient force, always moving in new and surprising directions, always with an ear listening for the heartbeat inside it all. His work is intimate and vulnerable, though not obviously so. When you listen through the stratigraphy of it all, there’s an order and a foundation, but the piece you remember, the […]