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Ryan Dombal
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Co-Founder, Writer and Editor, Hearing Things
New York
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Footwear, Accessories, Women'sFashion, Beauty, Jewelry Travel, Trends, Home + Design Style, Gender
Everything not tech related.
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By Ryan Dombal Verified| Hearing Things@ “I don’t know if I’ve ever been this happy, which is really awesome,” Justin Vernon said. “If I was bumming out and making some breakup record now, how boring would that be?” It sounds like something the Bon Iver leader may have uttered during his recent interviews for Sable, Fable, which is being billed as a blissful mental and musical about-face after a career of sad-sack songs. But the quote is from 15 years ago.
By Andy Cush Verified, Ryan Dombal Verified, Julianne Escobedo Shepherd Verified, Dylan Green Verified| Hearing Things@ Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Five Albums, the weekly feature for paid Hearing Things subscribers in which we recommend you the new records from across genres that you need to hear. As music journalists, the question we get most often from friends is how to stay on top of what’s new and cool. This is our attempt to provide a practical answer. It’s Tax Day, which means many of us are staring down a hefty bill and trying not to freak out about how to pay it.
By Ryan Dombal Verified| Hearing Things@ “I don’t know if I’ve ever been this happy, which is really awesome,” Justin Vernon said. “If I was bumming out and making some breakup record now, how boring would that be?” It sounds like something the Bon Iver leader may have uttered during his recent interviews for Sable, Fable, which is being billed as a blissful mental and musical about-face after a career of sad-sack songs. But the quote is from 15 years ago.
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Hearing Things
A new home for independent music journalism
New York, United States