The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 972: The history of remixes
When humans first started making audio recordings of music, we were limited to how long those recordings could be. An
Read moreWhen humans first started making audio recordings of music, we were limited to how long those recordings could be. An
Read moreWhen the 12-inch long-playing album was first introduced in the summer of 1948, it was a scientific breakthrough. But why
Read moreWith more people getting into (or back into) vinyl these days, I thought I’d offer up a little history, beginning
Read moreHow many albums did the Beatles release? Well, that depends if you’re in North America or the UK. Fans have
Read moreOnce upon a time, buying music was VERY expensive. If you go back to the 1950s, the average price of
Read moreWhen an artist finishes recording an album, they go through the agonizing progress of sequencing the songs. Do the songs
Read moreWhen it comes to releasing an album, most artists are fine with something of a standard length, something that can
Read moreGawd. Tiger King 2 is coming. This is not a drill. Neither is music news for September 25, 2021. Captain
Read moreNeed a nap after lunch? You will be doing your boss a favour (and yourself, too). I have a quick
Read moreThis is Blue Monday, right? It’s supposedly the most depressing day of the year. Hopefully, it’s at least sunny where
Read moreI’ll bet you’re expecting an opening link to something Halloween related. Nope. This is much more interesting. And so is
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