The Canadian Government and the CRTC are finally looking at the definition of Canadian content for the digital age. The last time anyone seriously talked about this was in 2005 (when nothing was
Read MoreWith all our technology, it’s easy to ignore and forget that we’re only about a hundred years deep into having music and audio information delivered directly to us. Radios started to come into
Read MoreArkells frontman Max Kerman has something to say. As if he’s not busy enough with the band, he’s found time to write a book entitled. Try Hard, Creative Work in Progress which will
Read MoreJoey’s been gone almost 25 years but his memory lives on in so many ways. He’s now that focus of a new children’s book called Gabba Gabba We Accept You. And a warning
Read MoreIf you’re hooked on Apple TV+’s Severance, you will appreciate this. ODESZA, is an electronic duo who are responsible for composing all the bespoke music for the show. They’ve just posted “Music to
Read MoreNothing new from the kitchen this week. Instead, it’s an encore from 2001 in which Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox (and guest guitarist Sidney Jake) roar through “Breaking the Law” by Judas Priest.
Read MoreRob Zombie is a, er, colourful character, thanks to his work in music and film. TidalWave Comics has a new addition to its Orbit line with this new biography of Zombie. It runs
Read MoreMusic was a big part of the anti-war protests of the Vietnam War in the 1960s. This book, We Gotta Get Out of This Place, traces the development and effect of some of
Read MoreThere is a never-ending fascination with all things Kurt Cobain. This book delivers just what it promises. It’s our last chance to maybe get inside Kurt’s head. View this post on Instagram A
Read MoreSinead O’Connor was one of the most interesting and talent artists of her generation. Those first two albums will forever be stone-cold classics. If you’re any kind of a fan and you want
Read MoreThe music industry has always been a dude-dominated space which means that the contribution of women has been marginalized. This book, How Women Made Music, is a creation by NPR and takes a
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