In the mood for a music conspiracy story? This is a doozy.
Got a tinfoil hat handy? You might want to put it on before you go any further especially if you’re a member of Gen X and grew up with hip hop in the
Read MoreGot a tinfoil hat handy? You might want to put it on before you go any further especially if you’re a member of Gen X and grew up with hip hop in the
Read MoreThe newest concept for a theme mark? Mattel World (or something like that) in Kansas City. The concept for music news for March 22, 2024? Tell it like it is. More music news?
Read MoreIt’s one thing to create a persona for your musical project but it’s another thing to create something that no one will believe. Lucia Pamela was a classically trained American nightclub singer and
Read MoreOne of the biggest decisions a couple has to make for their wedding reception is the choice of the song for their first dance. Getting it right has been the source of much
Read MoreThink about it. Before the internet, this kind of art was woefully unknown. But now, we are lucky to hear about guys like Matt Farley. He’s written more than 25,000 songs. About what?
Read MoreOnce upon a time in Japan, all dancing had to stop once the clock strikes midnight. It was the law, a measure imposed more than 75 years ago to crush prostitution that was
Read MoreThe original Monty Python show had a skit entitled “Hell’s Grannies,” which featured a bunch of violent old ladies who roamed the streets of Bolton. This isn’t quite the same, but South Korea
Read MoreArtificial intelligence is being use for both good and evil. This falls somewhere in between. I think. A YouTube channel called Kollias Music Inventions has taken Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle) and
Read MoreAfter this tour through conspiracy theories, you may want to get out the tinfoil and fashion a new hat. No one trusts anyone anymore. Governments, the media, Big Pharma, the Davos cabal of
Read MoreThere’s something very, very wrong with many Americans. A sizeable chunk of them are terrified about the power wielded by Taylor Swift. About one in five Americans–18%–think there’s some kind of nefarious and
Read MoreOne of the most cartoonish of all the Bond villians during the cartoonish Roger Moore era was Jaw, the metal-toothed giant played by Richard Kiel. We saw him in The Spy Who Loved
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