Are you trying to get in shape this January? These songs might help.
We’re more than three weeks deep into 2026, so how are those New Year’s resolutions going? Are you doing Dry January? Maybe trying to get in shape for beach season?
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Are you into vintage music t-shirts? Then check this out.
I finally caved into my wife’s request to cull my t-shirts. I have far too many, but I’ve developed an attachment to many of them. Irrational? Probably, but if I’m
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Random music news for Saturday, January 24, 2026
Groundhog Day is coming up. PETA wants a hologram groundhog. Moving to music news for January 2024, 2026… BONUS: Why does toothpaste make orange juice taste so bad? Here’s the
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Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry, episode 56: Stalkers and the Music Stars Who Fear Them
You’ve endured untold rides in a broken-down van, eaten way too much bad food, survived plenty of bad decisions, and navigated all the sharks that inhabit the record industry. And
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The Eagles hit a very big sales milestone. Probably.
One of the top-selling albums of all time is The Eagles’ Greatest Hits 1971-1975. It has just been certified as Quadruple Diamond in the US, which means 40 million copies
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Violet Grohl, daughter of Dave has just released a single
Violet Grohl, Dave’s oldest child, has well-known aspirations of being a performer just like dad. She’s shown up with her father to sing live numerous times and was known to
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The One Minute Music Book Club: A Brief History of Music in Western Culture by Mark Evan Bonds
The internet is great for research, but there’s also much to be said for picking up a book and just leafing through the pages. More often than not, you’ll stumble
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There’s been a new survey on Canadian podcast listening habits
Most of the world seems to be listening to podcasts these days. As someone with two such programs, I’m very grateful. But let’s drill down into the habits of Canadian
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What’s new with AI today? Glad you asked. Two things.
Record labels are slowly reaching licensing agreements with AI-generative music companies, but other parts of the creative industries aren’t feeling so cooperative. There’s a new campaign out of Hollywood called
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1071: A Brief History of Post-Rock, Part 2
One way to describe something that we’ve moved beyond is to affix the word “post” to it. For example, if we want to talk about the era following the fall
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Ongoing History Daily: iTunes’ software terms and conditions agreement
When you install a new version of some software, you’re faced with the end-user agreement, a long document loaded terms and conditions. One of the worst was the iTunes license
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