Love Letter To A Record: YoWo Music’s Pearl Harnath On Japanese Breakfast’s ‘Psychopomp’
“I am certainly not being dramatic enough when one considers the scale at which you have changed my life.”
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Love Letter To A Record: IV League’s Bella Venutti On My Bloody Valentine’s ‘Loveless’
“This album sonically embodies the perspective of an introvert, and I love to listen to it the most when I’m alone.”
Love Letter To A Record: Kezra On Angus & Julia Stone’s ‘Memories Of An Old Friend’
“You taught me that music can be gentle and sweet but still make you want to cry at the same time.”
Love Letter To A Record: Royal & The Southern Echo On Father John Misty’s ‘I Love you, Honey Bear’
“I’m not just talking musically here. I think you actually helped me be able to express myself to the people around me.”
Love Letter To A Record: Bleeding Knees Club On Modern Lovers’ ‘The Modern Lovers’
“Thank you for making my favourite album of all time.”
Love Letter To A Record: Tia Gostelow On Melody Pool’s ‘The Hurting Scene’
“The first time I heard you, I was 14 and it was like I felt my heart break for the first time “
Love Letter To A Record: He Danced Ivy On Twelve Foot Ninja’s ‘Silent Machine’
What other debut album this side of the Pacific could have dreamed of influencing heavy music the way you did?
Love Letter To A Record: LOSER On Blind Melon’s ‘Blind Melon’
“An album so criminally underrated, even musicians over 20 years later are still being influenced by you without realising it.”
Love Letter To A Record: Body Type’s Sophie McComish On Dianas’ ‘Self-Titled’
“How do I love you? Let me count the ways: 1. vocals. 2. lyrics. 3. the drums, oh god the drums!”
Love Letter To A Record: Rival Consoles On Radiohead’s ‘Ok Computer’
Rival Consoles (aka Ryan Lee West) on the Radiohead album that changed the way he saw and makes music.
Love Letter To A Record: Ro On Lorde’s ‘Melodrama’
“Thanks for reminding me that everyone is vulnerable like me. Even Lorde, and the superwoman that she is.”
Love Letter To A Record: Deep Sea Arcade’s Nick Weaver On ‘Donny Hathaway – LIVE (1972)’
” I can feel the joy in the room with such clarity that I would sell all of my limbs to be transported back to 1972 and roll my torso around on the floor in ecstasy.”
Love Letter To A Record: Laneous On D’Angelo’s ‘Voodoo’
“Before you I didn’t know such sweetness could exist.”
Love Letter To A Record: IVY’s Kane Brown On The Black Keys’ ‘Magic Potion’
“A hard-hitting wake up call to rock n’ roll”
Love Letter To A Record: Essie Holt On Washington’s ‘I Believe You Liar’
“You were defiant and quirky made my school days feel a little less crazy.”
Love Letter To A Record: Twin Peaks’ Cadien Lake James On Townes Van Zandt’s ‘Townes Van Zandt’
“You’ve been a record to hold close, alone alone or alone together.”
Love Letter To A Record: IVEY’s Lachlan McGuffie On The 1975’s ‘The 1975’
“Thank you for making it cool to be in a ‘pop’ band”
Love Letter To A Record: Bob Evans On Nada Surf’s ‘Let Go’
“It was like you knew me before we’d ever met, studied my soul and materialised in front of me like a sweet elixir, bringing comfort to my broken heart.”
Love Letter To A Record: Last Dinosaurs’ Sean Caskey On The Strokes’ ‘Room on Fire’
“Thank you for inspiring me to put on skinny jeans. Thank you for inspiring me to start playing guitar.”
Love Letter To A Record: Creo’s Jorjee Haman On Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Darkness On The Edge of Town’
“You continue to be the endless source of inspiration I need to keep pushing on, and for that I am forever grateful”
