Glass Beach Interview: 'Plastic Death' An Essential Album
Glass Beach discusses the long gestation of 'Plastic Death' and grappling with the business of being a band.
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Glass Beach discusses the long gestation of 'Plastic Death' and grappling with the business of being a band.
Back in 2015 and 2016, after he’d already changed the name of his main project from Saint Pepsi to Skylar Spence and releasing the album Prom King, the songwriter and producer Ryan DeRobertis continued working on the sample-driven dance tracks that had been the foundation of the Saint Pepsi project. Although some of those songs made it out into the world, they were part of an album called Cash Wednesday that never saw release. Today, DeRobertis has rectified that. The “lost” Saint Pepsi album is finally here.
Ben Shaprio's right-wing sister is attracting thirst from the other end of the political spectrum — including potentially from Drizzy.
Posted in: My journey of life on this Earth ended on Dec. 10. It all began on Jan. 24, 1927 in Frydek, when I was born the first child of Julius and Agnes Masarik. Life had its ups and downs on our farm especially during The Great Depression. Life changed for me at the age of 17 when I joined the United States Army Air Corp as a soldier in World War II. I was chosen to be a medic in the 98 Field House in Osaka, Japan and later earned my wings as a pilot. I served in the 33rd Division which was a life changing experience where I grew into an adult. After serving there for 16 months, I rejoin...