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Jeremy D. Larson
Managing Editor
Jeremy is a writer and photographer in Chicago. His work has appeared in Vice, The Classical, Time, Paste Magazine, and more. He's from Wisconsin and can be found drinking bourbon and watching Ghostdog.
Twitter: jeremydlarson
Favorite artists: Paul Wall
Articles by Jeremy D. Larson
Three Tales from Northside Festival 2013
Three writers sift through hundreds of bands with their report and photos.
Book Club: I Would Die 4 U: How Prince Became An Icon by Touré
Welcome to the third installment of Aux.Out. Book Club, where a group of us tackle a new or renowned book of the music canon and lay down some of our thoughts. Last time we slogged through the 2012 R. Kelly diary/autobiography/memoir/Yearbook Soulacoaster: The Diary of Me. Today, a "biopic" by the author Touré on the music industry's most enigmatic, paradoxical, and funkiest people: I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became an Icon. Please read along with us in the future (our next book is at the bottom).
Listen to Prince's new single, "Ain't Gonna Miss U When U're Gone"
The slowest, strangest album roll-out of 2013.
Album Review: Case Studies - This Is Another Life
A gorgeous folk record documenting those first few, difficult steps of moving on.
Washed Out shares new song "It All Feels Right", plus tour dates and album details
Parascosm arrives in August.
The Top 30 Moments of Governors Ball 2013
Moments in music, rain, mud, vodka, babe safaris, rain, Axl, mud, Kanye, and rain.
Live Review: The National at Brooklyn's Barclays Center (6/5)
Two New York institutions in a perfect marriage.
Zoo Story: Bob Dylan vs. The Mountain Goats
How have Bob Dylan and John Darnielle, a.k.a. The Mountain Goats, traveled world? Darnielle often sings in the present tense, moving with caution from place to place, detailing the ghosts that live in unexplored pockets of the world. He zooms in on Portmore in Jamaica, or Galesburg in Illinois to set a new backdrop for trials domestic and romantic, personal and imagined. His geography is only surreal in the sense that it is unfamiliar, whether he's Going to Georgia or Going to Ghana. He is always there, living in that moment, experiencing the jungle or the desert with his heart in his hands.
Listen to Capital Cities' "Farrah Fawcett Hair" featuring André 3000 and NPR's Frank Tavares
The #1 strangest collaboration of 2013.
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