
Ryan Dombal
Co-Founder, Writer and Editor at Hearing Things
founder / editor / writer @hearingthingsco // @ryandombal.bsky.social
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1 week ago |
hearingthings.co | Ryan Dombal
Five Songs is a weekly series for paid Hearing Things subscribers in which we each choose a new song we like and write about why we can’t stop listening to it. These are tracks that speak to us in particular, and we have a good feeling they will speak to you, too.
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2 weeks ago |
hearingthings.co | Ryan Dombal
Five Songs is a weekly series for paid Hearing Things subscribers in which we each choose a new (or newly relevant!) song we like and write about why we can’t stop listening to it. These are tracks that speak to us in particular, and we have a good feeling they will speak to you, too.
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3 weeks ago |
hearingthings.co | Ryan Dombal
There’s a quote I’ve been thinking about a lot recently: “Who wants a solo career? There’s a thing happening.” The line is uttered by one of the many, many members of the great Canadian indie-rock collective Broken Social Scene in It’s All Gonna Break, a tenderhearted new documentary about the group’s unlikely rise in the 2000s. And the “thing” in question could be a lot of things.
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3 weeks ago |
hearingthings.co | Ryan Dombal
Welcome to Five Songs, a weekly series/newsletter for paid Hearing Things subscribers in which we each choose a new song we like and write about why we can’t stop listening to it. Generally, these aren’t necessarily the most popular or trendy tracks (though we reserve the right to opine on pop and/or trends if we wish), but rather ones that take some digging to find, that highlight our varied tastes, and that speak to us in particular. We have a good feeling these songs will speak to you, too.
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1 month ago |
hearingthings.co | Ryan Dombal
Existential Playlist is an interview series where artists tell us about the music they want played at their own memorial service, delving into some of life’s biggest questions along the way. (Note: The following article discusses suicidal ideation and substance use disorder.)Yeule is sitting in the middle of a dim, blood-splattered corridor, nonchalantly chewing a stick of gum.
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really loving evan’s newsletter, such a joy to read!

profiled claire rousay, whose album sentiment is my favorite of the year thus far

‘Gender and sexuality on a spectrum – I started to unravel all of that’: musician Claire Rousay on dating, depression and Jeff Tweedy https://t.co/7LKiFJ1WXL

feeling proud. and frustrated. we really did a lot of incredible work.