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  1. Before The World Blows Up: The Relatively New Records That Kept Me Cool in This Hot August Fright

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    After last month’s explosion of strong new records—or perhaps it was I who was strong, as many of those didn’t actually come out in July—it was a bit of a relief to not have to hustle (especially with school starting for me).

  2. BOUNTY! The Most Striking New Records I Discovered in July (Only Some Were That New, Though)

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    Screenshot YOU WANT PUNK AND ROLL?

  3. June, Moon, Spoon—Goons: Living to Listen’s Midyear Sanity-Inducing, Joy-Eliciting Sweepstakes

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    We made it through a half-year of this* (well…some of us were fortunate to have).

  4. Then Came the Last Day of May—And I Missed It: Favorite Slabs of Music from the Fifth Month

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    Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot I’m lagging a day behind,

  5. Glittering Up The Darkness: April’s Offerings to My List of Best Rekkids of 2026

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    Screenshot Yes, Virginia, there has been some good—some GREAT—music released this year!

  6. Things Are Unhinged, but Members of The Earth, Do Not Bend to The Set-Up (Living to Listen’s Favorite Records, March ’26)

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    The national dumpster fire is raging so hot that The Delines’ sobering but skillful portraits and tales (hit the link below) sound like Sly and The Family Stone’s Greatest Hits in comparison.

  7. Special Surprize Throwback Post: The Reverend Wayne Coomers Gives Guilty Pleasure Advice to His Readers in The First Church of Holy Rock and Roll’s “Confessional”

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    Yep, from 1999 (I think) to 2005 (I think), I was the webmaster as well as the pseudonymal host of The First Church of Holy Rock and Roll, which faded from consistent view in the early 2010s but still can (usually partially) be seen via The Wayback Machine

  8. An Aural Portal to Here: Preferred Albums, January 1-February 28, 2026

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    RWVCBYVSANLC2ICVFSTUT2OOBY This month: I’ve begun my very basic asterisky rating system, now that most of the following records have had a chance to sink in, plus I’m continuing to share my lists of carelessly forgotten, underappreciated, or simply “new to

  9. A Moment of Silence for January 2026—Then Let It Blast! Some Records (and Books) That Kept My Head Up During the Horror

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    Version 1.0.0 I retreated into music and books this month.

  10. It Will Not End Here: My 25 Favorite Records of 2025 (if you don’t give me any more time to think about it)

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    Childers deserves to chill.