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We say hello to the summer with a classic pop ballad about the adolescent pain of summer break separation. Read more
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In 1981, Blondie front woman Debbie Harry went solo with KooKoo, an album produced by Chic production duo Nile Rogers and Bernard Edwards. Surprisingly, the collaboration didn’t quite gel. Read more
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We sat down with experimental musician Thomas Meluch to talk about his long-running project Benoit Pioulard and his creative process. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Week is “Even Out The Overflow” by Secret Machines, taken from the TSM Recordings release, The Moth, The Lizard, and The Secret Machines. Read more
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Various Artists: Cherry Stars Collide: Dream Pop, Shoegaze, and Ethereal Rock 1986-1995 (Cherry Red)
Cherry Red’s new boxset documents the dream pop scene, and offers up five hours’ worth of fine, superb music from 1986-1995. Read more
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We sit down with author Bruce Adams to talk about his new book You’re With Stupid, his former label kranky records, and the Chicago music scene of the 1990s. Read more
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The latest issue of the new Used Records And Tapes zine is a delightful and insightful read about less heralded artists and records of note. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Week is “Sister Tilly” by Natalie Merchant, taken from the Nonesuch Records release Keep Your Courage. Read more
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An unknown country singer from the 1970s proves to be an undiscovered jewel, as this new compilation shows. Read more
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We sit down with New York-based ambient country band SUSS to talk about their music and how they came together. Read more
SINCE 2013: Books and books and books and books and occasionally other things
The Recoup 