Capping off my least productive month in seven-plus years of blogging with an all-time favorite. A trip to the shelves shows an even dozen p...

This is the hammock my family got me for Father's Day a few years ago. What a beaut! It's a double tucked in a quiet corner of the b...

I didn't really "get" Cocteau Twins until fairly late in the game. The album that did it for me was the 1988 album 'Blue B...

I rarely tout upcoming live shows because so many readers come from lands far away, but every once in a while a lineup so intrigues me it se...

We're up to my favorite C86 band. As you can see from the photo above, I have just about everything a fan of Close Lobsters could want, ...

Here's the first from the Flying Nun stable to be featured in in this series. So, it begs the question... what happened to the Chills? P...

This will be short and sweet for two reasons. I don't really need to rip much of my vinyl from the Clash. I already bought them all up o...

This one hasn't been played for more than 30 years, but spinning it today immediately took me back to when I bought 'Golden Shower o...

My favorite equation! Local indie-pop legends Math and Physics Club played an inspired in-store set at Sonic Boom in Seattle's Ballard n...

We spin the hits here at LTL... occasionally. I'll forgo trying to make myself sound like I knelt at the altar of the Church from the ba...

Admit it. The past few years have felt like life has been slowly losing its flavor like a piece of old gum. Glasgow band Bubblegum Lemonade ...

This will sound familiar to regular readers because, well, I listen to a lot music with this aesthetic. You know... loud, fuzzy, female and ...