Epistemic by Kevin Alexander
Alaska strikes me immediately as a serene and beautiful place, but one that is also distinctively idiosyncratic. It is a place where ancient equipment represents the cutting edge of human progress, where timeless history meets a time that waits for no one.
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Today marks 17 years since the passing of iconic British DJ John Peel. Peel left behind a legacy of championing up-and-coming English bands and used hi…
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In the early 90s, if you were in Seattle and wanted to see a big band, you headed for the Kingdome. If you wanted to see a good band, you went to a pla…
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It’s interesting the way a narrative or mindset sets in like concrete. I’m closing in on 24 years at my current job, and yet I still have to remind mys…
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…what the inside of an Amazon facility looks like. My neighborhood is full of U-Haul vans, but no one’s moving. They’ve been rented by Amazon. Turns ou…
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Pitchfork recently announced that they were re-scoring 19 albums-or rather they would if they could. The intro to the article sets it up this way: The …
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There is something strangely alluring here. Maybe it’s because most instructional videos in the late 80s/early 90s used to look like this? I feel like …
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As Jason Fried notes, this is app the perfect bridge between the analog and digital worlds. You can also see it in action on Instagram. Is this the end…
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