Random music news for Saturday, February 7, 2026
Clever. This guy couldn’t afford an artificial leg, so he bought parts on eBay and Amazon and built his own for about $150. On to music news for February 7,
Read MoreClever. This guy couldn’t afford an artificial leg, so he bought parts on eBay and Amazon and built his own for about $150. On to music news for February 7,
Read MoreUh-oh. This neuroscientist says that this may be the first generation in history to be less intelligent than their parents. Hey, I’m just the messenger as I am with music
Read MoreMusic news for July 16, 2025, is and always will be tariff-free. More music news? Go here. BONUS: The newest product on Esty? Witches. Actual witches.
Read MoreIt will ALWAYS be the “Gulf of Mexico” just like it will always be The Skydome. Oh, and screw you, Google, you knee-bending pillocks. Moving to music news for February
Read MoreThe 1920s were a time when people were after easy money. Everyone flocked to the stock market buying up shares in small companies with borrowed money. And for a while,
Read MoreThis may either (a) cause you to throw up in your mouth a little bit or (b) marvel at what the internet can vomit forth. A Finnish producer has brought
Read MoreIt was harder to find two 90s acts further apart than Alice in Chains and Backstreet Boys. You would have had a better chance of devising a two-state solution than
Read MoreOn a dating app? Notice the conspiracy theories there? Nothing conspiratorial about music news for July 9, 2022. Doing his best to cancel cancel culture. (Via Tom) Which video streaming
Read MoreConspiracy theorists are going to love this: 5G Gin. Moving on: Music news for June 26, 2021. Mick Jagger’s lost autobiography. Kanye is suing Walmart over some knockoff Yeezy sneakers.
Read MoreWith no apologies to the Backstreet Boys whatsoever, here’s what’s becoming a traditional Halloween song. (Via Tom)
Read MoreIn case you missed it, the corona virus now has an official name: Covid-19. While you ponder that, here’s music news for February 14, 2020. Speaking of which, the world’s
Read More