Sasha Frere-Jones

Sasha Frere-Jones is a writer, musician, and former New Yorker contributor known for his insightful music commentary and essays. With a base in the East Village, he engages with the arts through various mediums, including a Substack and musical projects like Body Meπa and Calvinist. His work spans from blog posts on Abstract Dynamics to seminal pieces on figures like Arthur Russell, showcasing a deep commitment to exploring the nuances of music and culture.
Recommendations

An album recommended by Sasha Frere-Jones.

An EP recommended by Sasha Frere-Jones.

A book by Patricia Lockwood that Sasha Frere-Jones is reviewing and made him levitate above his grief.

A book by Adorno that helped Sasha Frere-Jones get out of a writing snag.
Editions
On Lisbon, Adam Curtis, and Radio Garden