Jeremy D. Larson

Content Director

Jeremy is a writer and actor living in Chicago, who believes in certain types of beer and Ghost Dog.

Twitter: jeremydlarson

Favorite artists: radiohead, tom waits, fucked up, lcd soundsystem, shabazz palaces, animal collective, pavement, sage francis, el-p, the national, joanna newsom, fleet foxes, the replacements, the misfits, the pixies, talking heads, tv on the radio, dan deacon, interpol, aesop rock, bon iver, nas, eminem, neil young, scott walker, todd rundgren,

Articles by Jeremy D. Larson

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Album Review: Perfume Genius - Put Your Back N 2 It

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 23rd, 2012

So much gravity you can't help but drift into his orbit.

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Spotify Playlist: Miniature Tigers (Charlie Brand)

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 21st, 2012

A canvas for a canvas for a canvas.

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Album Review: Sleigh Bells - Reign Of Terror

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 20th, 2012

Their sleek, definitive, and timely follow-up expands in all directions.

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Spotify Playlist: Young Magic (Melati Malay)

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 14th, 2012

"The Color of Sound"

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Video: of Montreal perform "Dour Percentage" on Fallon

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 9th, 2012

Eccentric and funky.

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Check Out: Main Attrakionz - "Focalin"

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 8th, 2012

Up and coming hip-hop duo also schedules U.S. tour.

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Spotify Playlist: of Montreal (Kevin Barnes)

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 6th, 2012

Introducing our brand-new weekly playlist series.

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Video: Bon Iver hits Saturday Night Live

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 5th, 2012

Watch performances of "Holocene" and "Beth/Rest".

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Check Out: Future Unlimited - "Golden" (CoS Premiere)

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 3rd, 2012

Nashville duo goes big with their debut, so 80's single.

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On the Forthcoming Columns of Aux.Out.

By Jeremy D. Larson on February 3rd, 2012

I am young. I am confused.

Those are hard words to say, and even harder to embrace, especially for a writer and doubly so for one who writes about music. It’s the music that is supposed to be about the young and confused like "Baba O’Riley" and "Young Americans" and "Drunk Girls". And it's the writing that’s supposed to be several stations above the puerile audience, right?...

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