The Livelong Day was a record shaped by the land of Ireland, just as writer Tiernan Cannon’s own life had been shaped by the land of Ireland. In our latest Gateways essay, Cannon chronicles how Lankum’s 2019 album of folk staples helped him find pride in his Irish upbringing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dan Campbell sits down with Paste to talk about West’s latest album with his beloved 15-piece band—the dense, cathartic and multi-dimensional In Lieu of Flowers.
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Baghead is a “monster in the basement” film hinging on a time limit. The monster is Baghead (Anne Müller), a decrepit creepy crawly crone slapped with a tragically uninventive appellation and burdened with the power of resurrection: Feed her an object that belonged to one’s dearly departed, and she’ll invoke the dead’s form and let their loved ones speak to them from beyond the veil.
The contrast between Ellie Hino’s wholesome accent and crass anecdotes is one of the many reasons her debut comedy album is a must-listen.