Random music news for Friday, December 22, 2023
I swear if I hear that Kars for Kids jingle one more time the red mist will descend and I won’t be held responsible for what happens next. As for music news for
Read MoreI swear if I hear that Kars for Kids jingle one more time the red mist will descend and I won’t be held responsible for what happens next. As for music news for
Read MoreIt’s one thing to for a musician to scream at politicians but it’s quite another for a musician to walk the walk and actually try to do something about it. In 1979, Jello
Read MoreYep. Robert and Toyah do THAT song–except they change that one word. “Too drunk to funk?”
Read MoreWhen will Canadians get a chance to get their COVID-19 vaccination? Use this calculator. Once you know your place in line, move to music news for January 12, 2021. Exactly how loud was
Read MoreAll change, all evolution, all revolution in music comes from the street. It’s up to indie musicians, indie labels and the people who believe in them to propel our music forward. This is
Read MoreWhen punk bands go on the road, they tour far and wide. Cameron Gordon at Completely Ignored put together this graphic showing where some legendary punk bands played across Canada. I had no
Read MoreAll change, all evolution, all revolution in music comes from the street. It’s up to indie musicians, indie labels and the people who believe in them to propel our music forward. This is
Read MoreI still haven’t downloaded the Pokemon GO app. I’m not sure how much longer I can hold out. Meanwhile, in music news… There was an anti-Trump protest at the Rock and Roll Hall
Read MoreHalloween is a great subject for a song because of the practices, history, and spirit of the holiday that can be used as lyrical inspiration, and the atmosphere that can be conveyed in
Read MoreFor the casual observer, punk seemed to explode everywhere at once in about 1977. In the days before the Internet, social media and music video channels, punk appeared in cities around the planet
Read MoreIn 1987, Napalm Death managed to make a statement in all of 1.316 seconds with “You Suffer.” According to the Guinness Book of Records, it’s the shortest song ever recorded, and it’s great
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