Subscribers can listen to a selection of artists whose songs bear the Cocteau Twins’ indelible touch.

Subscribers can listen to a selection of songs from artists who’ve toiled away on the fringes of Christian music.

Subscribers can listen to a selection of songs from one of the greatest record labels of all time.

Subscribers can listen to a selection of songs from one of my favorite groups of musicians.

Subscribers can listen to a collection of dark ambient soundscapes.

Subscribers can listen to a deep dive into the discography of one of my favorite pop groups.

Subscribers can listen to a deep dive into another one of my favorite record labels.

Subscribers can check out a deep dive into a record label that has influenced and inspired me over the years.

The very first subscriber exclusive has been posted to the Opus Substack page.

Subscribers play an important role in supporting Opus while getting some nice exclusive benefits.

I want people to remember the websites of yore, and I want their creators to know their efforts were appreciated.

If you’ve ever found a new favorite album, movie, etc., through my writing, consider becoming an Opus supporter today.

This compilation spotlights the diversity of musical talent that Opus has focused on over the years.

Writing online can now seem trivial but I’m proud of my 20-year legacy. Here’s to 20 more years.

2016 was actually a pretty good year — at least as far as Opus’ analytics were concerned.

I redesigned Opus’ logo because I wanted to make my website faster. Did it work?

His first contribution to the vertical scrolling shoot ‘em up genre.

Opus’ new phase gives me a level of freedom and control that I’ve never had before with the site.

Reflections on Opus’ first 15 years, plus a reading list of some of Opus’ best articles, reviews, and interviews to date.