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#13 - Piano Lessons Can Be Murder

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This week the Vagarians talk to journalist and editor Dean Van Nguyen in Ireland’s windiest park. They cover music criticism, weird race shit and Romeo doing that song with Christina Milian. Stay tuned for the end when Sean, for once, actually admits everything he said in the preceding 20 minutes was purely about his own insecurities and probably totally incorrect. That’s right, an admission of poor judgement from Sean, truely Irish music journalism’s White Whale.

(Also a toddler provided a mad cute interruption but it’d be weird to make note of that in the description for a podcast ostensibly dedicated to snark and hard raps.)

One More Robot

Dean’s Twitter

Jim DeRogatis’ article

The Consumer guide dude

Tom Ewing and Pokemon

The editor message board excursion

Johann Hari got his award taken away. The sap.

The Belle and Sebastian Low Score

The Save Ferris Review

The fucking mental jazz Review

Shooting Stars

Stereogumm’s metal writing is okay by me.

21 seconds

Romeo is all gravy

E-40 loves his mam

ODB’s son

I invented it (oh and this shit is mostly true)

Fake Ghostface

Ghostface burying chicken story

Ghostface and westwood, a ridiculous right hand

Champale

We don’t say the name of the break song in the actual podcast. They say it in the song enough though, so sort it out yourselves there.

Wax Poetics

Dean’s piece on writing for Wax Poetics

Simon’s fattist

White rappers, what they’re up to if you give a fuck about solely them.

DUMb sHIT

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