Seven years on, I'm about to conduct my 60th and possibly final Albums of the Decade interview. Topics to be discussed: Dissonance and tradition. Stay tuned, or down tune, or whatever.

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Underground/indie music has an essential political edge, not necessarily leftist or revolutionary mind you, but an inherent connection to cultural fractures and places of movement/unsettledness. It’s only once it becomes stabilized—and static—that it can take a position as “apolitical.”

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Fun to play the my 9 albums game. Tried not to overthink it: Sabbath, Dylan, Opeth, Robyn Hitchcock, Cattle Decap, Rush, Voivod, Cash, Zeal & Ardor. #my9albums

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1/2 Wilfred Rhodes with his grandson, also Wilfred, at his home in Huddersfield in July 1930. Rhodes was 52 and was in his final season with Yorkshire. He had played his 58th and last Test only three months earlier, almost 31 years after his England debut

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Cemetery Man again last night, am unreasonably cool looking film

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