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  • 6 days ago | elienis.com | Eli Enis

    This was a good week for those who enjoy reading words that I typed into the computer. Two Stereogum interviews I wrote, one with Molly Burch and one with Greet Death, were published earlier this week, and I'm proud of how both of them came out. And then there's this edition of Chasing Fridays, which is filled with thoughts on new music from shoegaze scene-leaders, rap up-and-comers, and indie-rock veterans.

  • 1 week ago | stereogum.com | Eli Enis

    For years, Greet Death’s music got better as their personal lives became more hopeless. The “suicide summer” incantations of their 2017 doomgaze debut, Dixieland, were downright cheery compared to the existential crises lining New Hell, the Michigan band’s heavier, more poignantly pretty 2019 follow-up, which situated them at the forefront of the nascent shoegaze renaissance. With their 2022 country-gaze EP, New Low, their outlook on life somehow descended even further.

  • 1 week ago | stereogum.com | Eli Enis

    In the big book of songs about the profession of being a songwriter, few are more candidly bleak than Molly Burch’s “Baby Watch My Tears Dry.” In the track from her 2023 album, Daydreamer, Burch croons, “I overthink like it’s my job/ Trying to please everyone/ So many times I feel I’ve failed to/ Create the things I’m told I’m meant to.” The chorus picks up, but the mood doesn’t, with Burch begging helplessly for “a little reassurance” to keep her from crying an ocean’s worth of tears.

  • 1 week ago | elienis.com | Eli Enis

    This is one of the longest Chasing Fridays columns in a while – and for good reason. This week, Chasing Sundays surpassed 1500 subscribers, which is a number that I totally couldn't imagine achieving when I launched this blog a couple years ago. I'm insanely grateful that that many of you care about what I have to say about shoegaze, hardcore, rap, indie, etc.

  • 2 weeks ago | elienis.com | Eli Enis

    Hello hello, hope your stock portfolios are doing alright this week amidst all this tariff bullshit and general destruction of the U.S. economy. Alas, we persist here at Chasing Sundays LLC, and so does the proliferation of new music. Hence why I'm eschewing this week's lookback on an older release and dedicating this particular newsletter to New Music Only.

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Eli
Eli @eli_enis
10 Apr 25

My newsletter, Chasing Sundays, just surpassed 1500 subscribers! To celebrate, I've got a longer-than-usual edition going out tomorrow morning. Sign up to get it in your inbox and see what all the fuss is about: https://t.co/pNeDLIJ3E4

Eli
Eli @eli_enis
9 Apr 25

New VT zine is here. I interviewed Bayway and also talked to Damon of the Swirlies about hardcore lol.

Violent Treatment
Violent Treatment @violentreatment

Issue 2 of our zine now for sale https://t.co/90mMb4jSa6

Eli
Eli @eli_enis
8 Apr 25

An @EndlessScroll_ x @violentreatment crossover episode 🤝

Violent Treatment
Violent Treatment @violentreatment

🧱 NEW VIOLENT TREATMENT 🧱 Writer/Endless Scroll cohost @mirandareinert joins us to discuss "the wave" of post-hardcore from the early 2010s: La Dispute, Touche Amore, Title Fight, Defeater, etc. and their relation to hc. 🟢https://t.co/mnuMJ5Xvo9 🍎https://t.co/WgIZTlDoWW https://t.co/Cx7lIRaJAS