Adam P. Newton
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For the April 2026 installment of my Music Listening column, we discuss the latest albums from Sunn O))), Angelo De Augustin, Carla dal Forno, Eve Maret, Miss Grit, and Stunt Drummer
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A nuanced reflection on the titular topic, Love by Toni Morrison is a heady brew of mystery, shades of grey, and secrets.
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As book 106 for Bloomsbury’s 33 1/3 series, Andrew Schartmann discusses the genius of the Super Mario Bros. Soundtrack by Koji Kondo.
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Paradise by Toni Morrison is liminal and elegiac, rustic and resplendent, a powerful testament to her tremendous skills.
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Published by New Directions, The Wax Child by Olga Ravn is a powerful metaphor and critique of patriarchy that’s also a crackling story about witches.
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Set in 1926, Jazz by Toni Morrison is an intricate book that deserves multiple reads to unearth its powerful lessons.
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Creatives working in marketing can learn important career development lessons from the main characters of Star Trek Lower Decks.
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The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison provides a heartfelt and compassionate look at racialized beauty standards while showcasing the nuances of Black life in America in the mid 20th century.
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For the March 2026 of my Music Listening column, I talk about the newest albums from Mitski, Aubrie Sellers, Irreversible Entanglements, Jason P. Woodbury, The Montvales, and Tigers Jaw.
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Burn the Playbook by Joe Pulizzi is a thoughtful treatise on how marketers and creatives can reshape their lives, careers, and dreams.
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