Tag Archives: cassette culture

Why Cassettes Rule if You’re in a Band

Posted on February 22, 2022 by Brian LaRue

Out here in 2022, we’re about 15 years into the ostensible Cassette Revolution* – well past the point where it could reasonably be considered a “revolution.” Tapes are just part of what we’re doing now, as a culture, or whatever. … Continue reading →

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ICYMI: The Band I’m In Is Called Shelter Dogs

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Brian LaRue

I’m the primary singer, guitarist and songwriter in the garage rock/powerpop band Shelter Dogs, and that isn’t new. But in the time since this blog went on hiatus, Shelter Dogs came out of its own hiatus, and we’ve been up … Continue reading →

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