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Justin Gage

Justin Gage

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Editor-in-Chief, Aquarium Drunkard

Los Angeles

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  • Born To Be Blue (1959) : Aquarium Drunkard

    By Justin Gage Verified| Aquarium Drunkard Verified Once championed to eclipse the likes of June Christy and Chris Connor, Beverly Kenney was found dead a few months after the release of Born To Be Blue (1959), wearing only a pink nightgown and surrounded by empty bottles and scattered pills. With this in mind, the album takes on a haunted quality, and Kenney becomes an enigmatic figure whose legacy exists in the twilight of myth and verity.

    By Justin Gage Verified · Aquarium Drunkard

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The 1971 Bremen Concert : Aquarium Drunkard

    By Justin Gage Verified| Aquarium Drunkard Verified Sometimes the evil, streaming giants that monopolize our ear space have a silver lining. Such was the case the other day when I was notified of a new release by Guru Guru. These undersung OGs of Krautrock are, astonishingly, still going: core member Mani Neumeier retains the reduplicated mantle and continues to tour. But this new release is actually vintage: the 1971 Bremen Concert. A live recording . . . Only the good shit. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by its patrons.

    By Justin Gage Verified · Aquarium Drunkard

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Born To Be Blue (1959) : Aquarium Drunkard

    By Justin Gage Verified| Aquarium Drunkard Verified Once championed to eclipse the likes of June Christy and Chris Connor, Beverly Kenney was found dead a few months after the release of Born To Be Blue (1959), wearing only a pink nightgown and surrounded by empty bottles and scattered pills. With this in mind, the album takes on a haunted quality, and Kenney becomes an enigmatic figure whose legacy exists in the twilight of myth and verity.

    By Justin Gage Verified · Aquarium Drunkard

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Aquarium Drunkard

An eclectic audio journal focused on daily music reviews, interviews, features, podcasts and sessions. Digging globally, AD bridges contemporary sounds with psych, jazz, avant-garde, folk, garage, soul, funk, r&b and beyond.