Substacks recommended by Andrew Tasselmyer

Recommended by Andrew Tasselmyer

3 question interviews on creativity w/ women & gender expansive artists + 'women of ambient' mix archives + marine eyes updates

Cynthia has great taste, and I really appreciate the sheer number of new-to-me artists she seems to surface so regularly with her mixes and interviews.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

The Imperfect

By taylor deupree

Exploring the cracks and hidden beauty in sound, nature and technology.

Anyone who enjoys Taylor's music owes it to themselves to subscribe and get a view into the process. Really fascinating and inspiring.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

Futurism Restated

By Philip Sherburne

A newsletter about electronic and experimental music.

Philip has exceptional taste - I end up buying a new album almost every time I open the newsletter. Well worth the modest subscription fee to discover such great music with regularity.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

quiet details

quiet details is a record label with each release being an artist's own unique interpretation of that phrase

One of my favorite new labels. I love the ethos behind QD and the results from its wide range of participating artists are always worth a listen.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

Dust Breeding

By Marcus Fischer

Sounds, images and words from Marcus Fischer.

Marcus is one of my favorite artists working today, both musically and visually. Endlessly inspiring stuff here.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

This Week in Sound

By Marc Weidenbaum (This Week in Sound)

A newsletter for fellow listeners interested in the role sound plays in culture, technology, politics, science, ecology, storytelling, warfare, art, and society.

Marc does great work surfacing unexpected and fascinating stories about sound. Each edition is guaranteed to send you down a rabbit hole of further investigation with at least one story.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

a closer listen

a bi-weekly round up of writing on experimental music

ACL is a pillar of the experimental/ambient/"whatever under the radar genres you want to add" music journalism scene. Second to none in terms of volume of great recommendations and artist insights.

- Andrew Tasselmyer

Flow State

Every weekday, two hours of music that's perfect for working (no vocals).