A podcast about music books, talking to authors about how they wrote their books about music! Hosted by music writer Marc Masters.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Interviews |
On this episode, Marc talks with Jon Fine editor of “Your Band Sucks: What I Saw at Indie Rock's Failed Revolution (But Can No Longer Hear),” published in May of 2014. It’s a memoir of his time in the late 80s band Bitch Magnet, as well as his later ... more
On this episode, Marc talks with Ira Robbins, editor of “Zip it Up! The Best of Trouser Press Magazine, 1974-1984,” published in March 2024. It’s an anthology of pieces published in the New York-based magazine Trouser Press, which covered all kinds o... more
On this episode, Marc talks with Will York, author of “Who Cares Anyway: Post-Punk San Francisco and the End of the Analog Age,” published in April 2023. It’s a thorough and fascinating history of underground music in San Francisco, from the punk sce... more
On this episode, Marc talks to Michael Azerrad, author of “The Amplified Come As You Are: The Story of Nirvana,” published in October of 2023. It’s an update of his 1993 biography of Nirvana, in which he annotates his original book, adding context, p... more
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This one keeps getting better. I love music books and Marc Masters mostly covers those that aren’t discussed in other review journals. The insider stuff on the craft is fun and never aloof, rather totally approachable. He knows his stuff. Best episode so far was his interview with Paul Steinbeck.
Music books are the new great frontier in music fandom/consumption, and Marc Masters has his finger on the pulse. His book choices are fascinating, and he’s incredibly personable in his interactions with his author-guests. His interest, warmth, kindness, and easygoing style breathe life into these conversations. This gets an A++ from me, and if you think two pluses aren’t enough, sure, go ahead, add a third.
I love this podcast. Super engaging conversations with authors who’ve dedicated themselves to researching often under-told areas of music. You’ll be making classy playlists after every episode.
This podcast is a totally awesome look into some great music books…interviewing the authors to not only get into great info from the books but into the writing process as well!
Marc Masters asks great questions, and does an excellent job of giving authors the space to give great answers. I’m looking forward to future episodes.
Apple Podcasts | #154 | United States/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #191 | United Kingdom/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #85 | New Zealand/Music/Music Interviews |
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Apple Podcasts | #200 | Ireland/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #243 | Belgium/Music/Music Interviews |
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