Welcome to the official reboot of The Lacking Details, a somewhat regular accounting of radio activities and other pursuits pertaining to your host, Julius C. Lacking. If this is your first time receiving this newsletter, you are most likely someone who has sent me an email pitching an artist for radio airplay or for coverage on ink19.com. This input stream is then haphazardly dissected and analyzed then distilled into the essence making up this missive.
This periodical will contain brief reviews of newish releases that perk up my ears, links to radio playlists and online streams accounting for my broadcast activities, and other odds and ends that I'd like to call to your notice. Time is precious, and attention is slipperier than water, so I try to be brief.
As always, your comments, feedback and requests are welcome!
Swervedriver, Ibibio Sound Machine, Bob Mould, clipping., Andy Bell, Panda Bear, Dub Syndicate
Languages are so different and alike from each other, and nowhere is this more evident than on Onomatopoeia Odyssey which explores how each language standardizes the sound an animal makes, from the fairly agreed-upon "meow" to the hotly-disputed "oink."