
Zachary Cale’s awesome third album: Noise of Welcome
I think this is Zachary Cale’s third album, but this one and its creator are new to me. Folk-rock with some meat and licks and swagger. Probably the best songwriter record I’ve heard in a year or so.
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Laura Newbern’s Love and the Eye poetry book
I was awaiting this book of poetry since reading her poems in The Atlantic Monthly and TriQuarterly years ago. It did not disappoint. A heavy literary crush.

Chuck Wepner, Clara Rockmore, Abe Lincoln. These peeps and more are worthy of a t-shirt. Pretty Patti also sells modern postcards of vintage family members.

Richard Buckner’s new album: Old Blood
The new Richard Buckner album comes out in August, but someone gave me an advance in trade for doing a guest write-up on a website. Buckner is worth gushing about. And blood gushes. Does old blood gush? Did it clot already? Let’s gush for it. Mmmmm, I love all his music.
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