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Post-Trash

Post-Trash is an independent music online magazine founded by Exploding in Sound co-owner Dan Goldin in 2015.

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Post-Trash
Type of site
Online magazine
Available inEnglish
Created byDan Goldin
EditorPat Pilch / Niccolo Porcello
URLpost-trash.com
Launched2015 (2015)
Current statusActive

Post-Trash is an independent music online magazine founded by Exploding in Sound co-owner Dan Goldin in 2015.123

History

Post-Trash was founded by its editor Dan Goldin in 2015.245 The publication’s coverage specializes in independent releases6 and Indie Rock.378 The site’s editorial includes interviews,9 reviews,101112 think pieces,13 and premieres.141516

In addition to its editorial output, Post-Trash has promoted and hosted live events including the Ugly Trash Fest (in collaboration with The Ugly Hug publication)117 and SXSW showcases.181920 They have also released compilation albums to raise money for Planned Parenthood,21 RAICES,22 and María Fund.2324 Contributing artists to these compilations have included Deerhoof, Ian Sweet, and Pile.252627

In 2024, Goldin ceased editing Post-Trash, and the role was filled by Pat Pilch and Niccolo Porcello.282930

Post-Trash’s editorial has been referenced or cited by publications including Pitchfork,31 Stereogum,32 Rolling Stone Australia / New Zealand,33 Tiny Mix Tapes,34 Daily Kos,35 Vice,36 Jensaispop,37 Uncut,38 The Fader,39 Paste,40 NEPM41, Adafruit Industries,42 New University,43 and others.444546

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