Today is finally release day for “Blinking as the Starlight Burns Out.” Thanks to everyone who helped bring this beast to bear. Here’s the video for The Girl Who Never Was, the track Brett Milano calls “the beating heart of the record.” @wharfcatrecords.bsky.social @bettygoo.bsky.social

Good afternoon! Friendly reminder that there will be a bandcamp listening party for my new record “Blinking as the Starlight Burns Out” on 3/25 at 7pm. Hear the album for the first time! AMA in chat! Troll me in the comments! RSVP at tinyurl.com/d3yff8wb or scan the code below. See you then! ❤️PK

wharfcat.lnk.to/thedenial New single “The Denial:” “…she sent me a file of a fully-realized song: a rousing refrain, a killer guitar solo, a jarring and gut-wrenching bridge, a return to the refrain and a reprise of that killer solo and what did I do? I RTZ’ed and played it again and again” - A. Tap

T’would seem the bros thought AI would “win war”, same way they think it “writes songs.”

I’m excited to announce a Bandcamp advance listening party on 3/25 at 7pm. You can hear “Blinking as the Starlight Burns Out” in its entirety and ask me anything via chat. I’d be delighted if you’d join us! RSVP at paulakelley.bandcamp.com/merch/blinki...

I mean… sounds like a threat to me

One of my favorite records I’ve ever hand a hand in is finally almost here… get on it!

Y’ever notice how the people who love to speak up about what “makes America” (always in the context of ‘not brown people and culture’) it’s inevitably bland shit like “family” and “faith” and things that LITERALLY EVERY COMMUNITY shares?

Doesn’t it kinda seem like elected officials and CEOs should have their social media use limited before considering limits on teens?

What they said!!

Thanks for the mention, @vulture.com ! New single coming out 1/21 on @wharfcatrecords.bsky.social Stay Tuned! www.vulture.com/article/upco...

For his ArtistSwapMeet series I had a delightful chat with hyper-talented BLEU @bleutopia.bsky.social about bats, pigs, writing songs and more!

Delighted to be included on this list with such great company! Thanks, @pitchfork.com #IndieRock #NewReleases

Seems like now would be a good time for everyone to read Memory Of Fire, yeah? Maybe start with Century of the Wind for expediency. #eduardogaleano

Good night

Here’s a great Christmas playlist from the venerable @mp3hugger.bsky.social that might just feature my and your new favorite Christmas song! open.spotify.com/playlist/6zx...

One reason why Purgatory/Paradise is a great album is that no @throwingmuses.bsky.social fan could have predicted it in 1987. Still as impactful today as it was the first time I heard it.

Paula Kelley (of Drop Nineteens, @paulakelley9.bsky.social) released a fantastic, Hallelujah-exclaiming Xmas track. AND she made her earlier seasonal songs available again on @bandcamp.com christmasagogo.blogspot.com/2025/12/paul...

After an intense and productive week and a near-deafening and AWESOME @minibeastband.bsky.social show last night, we are very pleased to be hanging on the sofa with @nhrl.bsky.social all day. Fight, robots, fight!

“Cities Light the Streets For You”, out today via @wharfcatrecords.bsky.social, is Paula’s third Christmas single, the first being her debut solo release some years ago, the Phil Spector-inspired “Why Christmas”…

I just saw a van egregiously run a red light and the decal on the back window said “I hate red lights” … so there’s at least one honest person in NYC.

On her 1st LP in 20 years Paula Kelley of Drop Nineteens explores her reverence for the dark edges of pop music. Listen to "Party Line" & order LP/CD here: wharfcat.lnk.to/partyline

I’ve been waiting a long time to say this: “Party Line”, the first single from PAULA KELLEY’s third solo LP BLINKING AS THE STARLIGHT BURNS OUT is out TODAY!! The album is a gorgeous, sad, sprawling masterpiece and I can’t wait for you to hear it. Pre-Order NOW at wharfcat.lnk.to/partyline

NME quizzes GG on his own band’s music. It’s a fine diversion for all you music nerds out there…

Betty Goo is back again and the subject matter is, well, familiar.

Tonight

Drove to The Big Y while listening to The Big F. I love me a theme, even if nobody knows wtf I’m talmbout.

And now I’m listening to WZBC for the first time in a million years and it’s pretty glorious.

We saw John Grant last night at Crystal Ballroom. It was lovely.