Random music news for Saturday, March 23, 2023
Powdered beer? It’s here. So is music news for March 23, 2023. More music news? Check here. BONUS: Besides helping to bring down Donald Trump, what else has Stormy Daniels been up to
Read MorePowdered beer? It’s here. So is music news for March 23, 2023. More music news? Check here. BONUS: Besides helping to bring down Donald Trump, what else has Stormy Daniels been up to
Read More[This is my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca – AC] What’s the oldest song you know? I’m not talking about something from oldies radio but something really old. Some people will cite a hymn or other
Read MoreBeethoven would be proud. The rest of the neighbourhood? I’m not sure. (Via Nerdist)
Read MoreThen it might sound something like this. (Via Larry)
Read MoreClever? Or stupid? As always, there’s can be a very fine line between the two. (Via Tom and ClassicFM)
Read MoreInteresting hockey factoid: On this day in 1910, the Boston Arena opened. It’s the oldest hockey rink still in use. And when it comes to music news on April 16, 2018… It’s possible
Read MoreGo home, polar vortex. You’re drunk. That’s all I’ve got–other than these music news items for April 14, 2018. Here are my weekly music picks for Global News. Art Bell, the former host
Read MoreOkay, people. Time to take down the Halloween decorations. Those carved pumpkins look pretty disgusting. You’ve been warned. And now, the music news for November 21. One of the reasons the Canadian music
Read MoreResearchers at Birmingham City University were wondering “How might a classical giant like Beethoven handle a song by Lady Gaga?” It sounds a little silly on the surface, but if you’re working with
Read MoreI’m somewhere between Perth, Australia, and home in Toronto. Through the miracle of traveling east across the date line and through 13 time zones, my Thursday will be 37 hours long. And now,
Read MoreEver hear of a musical instrument called a Matryomin? Its invention dates to the 1920s when Masami Takeuchi became a Theremin master while living in Russia. He took the Theremin back to Japan
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