Category Archives: Heavy Rotation

It’s basically spring.

It is officially warm enough to break this one out again.

My friend Andrew introduced this song to me in a collaborative playlist the trio put together for New Year’s Eve. I have listened to it many times since then. As someone who has written a good deal on the subject of nostalgia over the last five years, I must say I am astonished at howContinue reading “This Beautiful Song”

It is a good day for the music of Hiroshi Yoshimura.

On heavy rotation lately around the crib.

For the last two months, I have listened to about forty hours of Steve Roach’s music every week.

Hasn’t left my car in weeks. Sounds best with the windows down.

Over the last several weeks, I have returned to Neroli, as I do every summer. I am presently working on Love What Lasts, my fourth book. Love What Lasts began as a book about art, but is quickly becoming a clearinghouse for every idea I’ve had since finishing How To Be Unlucky. Regardless, Neroli hasContinue reading “Summer (Writing Project)”

The weather just turned perfect for Kill For Love.