Pan-American Blues

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Aquarium Drunkard :: Year In Review 2025

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Lynch People: Remembering David Lynch

In tribute to David Lynch, we reached out to a variety of musicians, writers, directors, and artists within the AD orbit to share their thoughts on working with Lynch, watching his films, and the many ways he influenced their own art and life.

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Aquarium Drunkard :: 2024 Year in Review Can any year-end list be definitive? With so much music being released every single day—from marquee names to DIY home recorders to all points in between—it’s impossible to truly keep up with it all. But the idea with our lists has never been to say “here’s everything worth paying attention to.” Rather, this is our humble attempt at casting a wide net and reeling in as much of the good shit as possible.

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Aquarium Drunkard :: 2024 Mid-Year Review

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Aquarium Drunkard :: The Shape Of Things To Come

Some news from the mothership! Aquarium Drunkard will be shifting over to a membership based model on April 8. If you would like to get a jump on things you can go ahead and sign up by joining us right here.

Do people have too many online subscriptions these days? I don't know, I guess we'll find out. What I do know is that AD has been a haven for music lovers for close to two decades now, a beacon in the ever-lengthening night. If you feel like it's worth your while to help keep it going, get in on it.

There's a longer explanation of the situation here and Head Drunkard Justin Gage joins the dude Jason Woodbury on this week's Transmissions for an illuminating chat. Only the good shit!

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Aquarium Drunkard :: 2023 Year in Review

Looking back to look ahead. It’s our Year In Review 2023. As always, our list is unranked and unruly. Let it blurb.

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Diamonds From the Deepest Ocean :: Bob Dylan | Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte

Diamonds From the Deepest Ocean is a new series exploring classic Bob Dylan bootlegs from the CD era. Before broadband internet, YouTube, and bottomless hard drives overflowing with FLACs, many Dylan fans relied on the grey market to gain entry into the world of unreleased Dylan. This series celebrates those tangible treasures and wonders: “What’s lost when you can have it all?”

Now playing: Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte

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