It happens around once a year. I pack things up and take my Ongoing History of New Music/Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry Act on the road. This tour will be
Read MoreWith the release of the reunion documentary, Don’t Let Back in Anger, this week. There will be a lot of Oasis talk. Much of it will be taken up by rumours of the
Read MoreAlthough Chris Cornell remains stubbornly unavailable, Soundgarden is going ahead with both a final album and a reunion. The final album will consist of vocal tracks Chris left behind. It took years of
Read More[Wrapping up the assignment is photographer Ross MacDonald and reviewer Mark Laurin. – AC] New Old-School Punk and Some Dark Theatre As the sun was getting lower in the late afternoon sky it
Read MoreLet’s talk about collecting rare vinyl records. How much is any given record worth? It depends on two things. First, demand. You may have a one-of-a-kind recording, but if no one else cares,
Read MoreNo time to read the full article? Scroll to the bottom for all 5 picks in one playlist! The Drowns Song: “Have a Heart”Album: SingleRelease Date: August 7, 2026Location: Seattle, WashingtonWhy I like
Read MoreThat’s it. Back to work. Back to school. The next three months are a sprint to the Christmas season. The only way forward is through. Heads down, tools up. Music news for September
Read MoreCopyright is one of the oldest laws still in use. The rules regarding the “right to copy” intellectual property were first protected by Great Britain’s Statute of Anne in 1710. The US followed
Read MoreYeah, it’s Labour Day weekend, which always comes with all kinds of melancholy feels. But when it comes to music, it’s an unofficial starting line for fourth-quarter album releases. Here’s what’s on the
Read MoreThere are people who are obsessed with naming the song that best captured the summer gone by, hence the number of articles you’ll see about the Song of the Summer of 2026. Spotify
Read MoreNo one is born a famous rock star. There are years of dues-paying that come before the fame, often including some pretty mundane day jobs.
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