essay Archive
05 Mar 2022
March Through Time: Electric Light Orchestra

This month, I’m hitting pause on coverage of new artists and releases, focusing instead for a bit on the bodies of work from some of my favorite artists. — bk […]
04 Mar 2022
March Through Time: Crowded House

This month, I’m hitting pause on coverage of new artists and releases, focusing instead for a bit on the bodies of work from some of my favorite artists. — bk […]
03 Mar 2022
March Through Time: Caravan

This month, I’m hitting pause on coverage of new artists and releases, focusing instead for a bit on the bodies of work from some of my favorite artists. — bk […]
02 Mar 2022
March Through Time: David Bowie

This month, I’m hitting pause on coverage of new artists and releases, focusing instead for a bit on the bodies of work from some of my favorite artists. — bk […]
11 Jan 2022
Four Thousand.

Today represents a landmark of sorts. I’ve recounted the story elsewhere, but in the mid ‘00s I was Editor in Chief of a (then) quality monthly national print magazine that […]
12 Sep 2021
Widespread Panic: The Best-of That Never Was, Part Two

Continued from Part One… Ain’t Life Grand By September 1994, Widespread Panic had completed their fourth studio album, Ain’t Life Grand. For this album, the band returned to their Athens […]
11 Sep 2021
Widespread Panic: The Best-of That Never Was, Part One

Some five and a half years ago, I worked on a project that would never see the light of day. A record label decided to put together The Definitive Collection, […]
21 Jun 2021
Progress Report #4: My Book About 415 Records

It’s time for another of my occasional book updates. I’m mere days away from finishing writing my second book, Disturbing the Peace: 415 Records and the Rise of New Wave. […]
14 Jun 2021
Musoscribe at 12

This month marks the 12-year anniversary of this here Musoscribe site. I’ve been writing much longer than that, but I started archiving/posting my work online in June 2009. It seems […]
12 May 2021
Progress Report #3: Disturbing the Peace: 415 Records and the Rise of New Wave

I love my work; I really do. But even against the backdrop of the thousands of other stories with which I’ve been – and continue to be – involved, the […]
