Happy DIE: Loaded #9 day!

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"Alongside the development of the hipster character came a golden age of film and TV soundtracks, music that represented hipness in mainstream culture. For decades, that meant jazz and the dozens of fantastic, classically hip soundtracks from the era testify to that fact."

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Rão Kyao’s 1976 debut Malpertuis feels like an offspring of Portugal’s 1974 Carnation Revolution, which ended four decades of dictatorship and unleashed a cultural outpouring stifled by censorship and efforts to block outside influences deemed subversive. aquariumdrunkard.com/2026/09/04/r...

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The Seattle-based duo of Anne Tong + Bryce Barsten speak about their new album 'Dim Sum & Then Some,' the band that began as a Mandarin lesson, their DIY aesthetic, and the unexpected resonance their music carries for Chinese American audiences. Chinese American Bear's Accidental Path to Indie Pop:

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Count Binface meets the press: AUSTRALIA

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