Night After Night

Rhythm, Improvisation and Community (#BklynSounds)

Jazz, Music, Jazz Drumming, Music History.

New music worth hearing. Old music worth remembering. Deep-dive playlists. Record reviews. Books. Concerts. New York City. Lou Reed. Genre-fluid.

Hank Shteamer writes about music.

“Keller is creating a living archive of what’s happening at the intersection of queerness and classical music in NYC right now, in a way that the traditional press is missing entirely.”

Writings at the intersection of music, literature, and politics

Classical music, culture and politics, and other shiny objects.

Slow writing on culture and music from an NPR veteran and bestselling author

Mostly music.

Jazz Music; Classical Music; Do the Math

Riffs on music and culture, improvised and otherwise, from critic Nate Chinen

Interviewing all the people who make the music world go 'round. And other fun music stuff.

More dispatches from a classical music geek

Notes on music and culture in the Bay Area and beyond

Sick Sad Motherslug is mostly about music I like, sometimes about books and movies I like, and occasionally about other things I like.

Giving you an earful about an omnivorous array of music, from cutting-edge sounds by living composers to new (and old) classics in rock, folk, hip hop, pop, R&B, reggae, jazz, global, and more. Established 2009.

Your guide to NYC’s most compelling classical and experimental music concerts.

Beta Music for Beta People

Any major dude with half a heart surely will tell you, my friend ...

A country music newsletter.

Musings on modern music, record collecting and more.

The Mixed-Up Files of Emily K. Bergmann (every other Friday). Go to emilykbergmann.com for more.

Musings and interviews on music from Berlin and abroad

The return of a long-neglected blog about classical music and any number of weird subjects