Tosh Berman on The Who Live At Leeds & The Who Live At The Filmore East 1968. Read it here: Tosh on the Live recorded The Who
Alexander Trocchi (With Tod Browning's "Freaks") by Tosh Berman. Read it here:
Alexander Trocchi (with Tod Browning's FREAKS) by Tosh Berman
Grab your tickets to see Lun*na's Les Sewing Sisters perform their live streaming set - TOMORROW Fri July 30th at 7pm PDT / 10pm ET. Watch from anywhere!
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Tosh Berman on William Powell's The Thin Man, Booth Tarkington, Irwin Corey, Thelma Todd, and The Thin Man's Martini: Read it here:
"John Ashbery & Marcel Duchamp (& Me) by Tosh Berman. Read it here:
Here is my liner notes for the debut Les Sewing Sisters' album "Les Sewing Sisters." Read it here: Tosh's Liner Notes for Les Sewing Sisters' album
The new and the very first album by Les Sewing Sisters is released today. On all of your favorite streaming sites, but also here on Bandcamp. You can purchase and listen to this masterpiece digital album for $10. Buy it here:
Tosh Berman's Pandora Box with Poetic Realism/Jean Vigo. Read it here:
Pandora Opening Her Box by Tosh Berman
Tosh Berman on Shaun Cassidy's "Wasp." Made and recorded in 1980. But now reissued in 2021 for Record Store Day.
Tosh and Kimley discuss Excavate! The Wonderful and Frightening World of The Fall (ed. by Tessa Norton & Bob Stanley) with special guest, number one fan of The Fall, Dave Ehrlich. We are neophytes to the forbidding and frankly overwhelming world of The Fall, so we’ve enlisted Dave to be our Sherpa. Dave’s been a super fan since the 80s and guides us through The Fall’s mysterious landscape. This is not a band for the faint of heart and their prodigious output means there’s some work to be done to explore their universe, but we’ve found that the rewards are more than worth it. We’re quickly becoming super fans as well.
Tosh Berman's "This Is Paradise (part six)" and the last episode. Read it here:
One of the more interesting new authors, at least for me, is Izumi Suzuki. A science-fiction author but also an actor in the Japanese pink film industry and worked with the great Shūji Terayama. She is also a muse of sort for the photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. She commited suicide when she was 36-years old. A truly fascinating life. Her book, "Terminal Boredom: Stories (Verso) is a fascinating read.
Tosh and Kimley are joined by author Jack Skelley to discuss his new book DENNIS WILSON AND CHARLIE MANSON. How did fun-loving, handsome surfer-dude and famous Beach Boy drummer Dennis Wilson become entangled with the creepy, dark, murderous cult leader Charlie Manson? As we all know, there are two sides to every coin and Skelley takes the real-life intersection of these two men as well as the pop culture of the era and those around them as its jumping off point to explore the high and low, the dark and the light in this stunningly poetic, strikingly illustrated chapbook.
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