Random music news for Saturday, November 3, 2018
Why is daylight saving time still a thing? Let’s get rid of it. Seriously. Although I do like the extra hour of sleep tonight. Here’s music news for November 2, 2018. Armed police
Read MoreWhy is daylight saving time still a thing? Let’s get rid of it. Seriously. Although I do like the extra hour of sleep tonight. Here’s music news for November 2, 2018. Armed police
Read MoreThe Reality of Music, a new exhibit of the prescience of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould, arrived in Toronto on September 20, culminating with a special evening September 25, the day of Gould’s birth.
Read MoreGlenn Gould was an innovator. His creativity knew no bounds and his life and music continue to influence to this day. These hologram tours are going to be more frequent in the years
Read MoreOn this day in 1965, the Beatles played Shea Stadium in New York. This was pretty much the birth of era of rock shows in stadiums. No one had ever headlined a gig
Read MoreCanada turns 150 today, which barely makes us a zygote alongside countries like Japan, China and Egypt. Still, it’s an important milestone for us. Here’s a roundup of Canada 15o-released music news. The
Read MoreJust one more day of campaigning before Americans have to choose between two terrible candidates. But hold onto this thought: once we have a winner, the real nightmare will begin. The guys behind
Read MoreGlenn Gould was one of this country’s–one of the world’s–best classical pianists. He also had a thing for sound collages and what we’d call mashups today. Gould was very much an experimenter in
Read MoreAnyone else got this laryngitis thing that’s going around? Chris Martin and the X-Files Gillian Anderson? Maybe. Have you heard about this new app called Music Messenger? Spotify is now apparently worth more
Read MoreGlenn Gould remains one of the most important musicians this country has ever produced. And since he himself experimented with audio in ways that we might call mashups today–but was huge into deconstruction
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