Random music news for Thursday, December 28, 2023
Chess is supposed to be a game of honour, but it can apparently also include beads and pooping in bathtubs. Music news for December 28, 2023, has much better standards.
Read MoreChess is supposed to be a game of honour, but it can apparently also include beads and pooping in bathtubs. Music news for December 28, 2023, has much better standards.
Read MoreThey may still be dead but these celebrities are still making lots of money. Meanwhile, the rest of us gotta keep working. At least we’re still alive, right? Here’s music
Read MoreWhen I was in London in the summer of 2001, I made my usual trip to the original Rough Trade Records store on Talbot Street, just off Portobello Road in
Read MoreWhen I was in London in the summer of 2001, I made my usual trip to the original Rough Trade Records store on Talbot Street, just off Portobello Road in
Read MoreA few years back, I was rooting around for something I could play on the back patio for a BBQ featuring some snooty hipster indie rock fans. That’s when I
Read MoreToday is one of my favourite days of the year. This long weekend signals the unofficial start of summer in Canada and conjures all kinds of hopes and dreams of
Read MoreAt the end of the 90s, rock music was deep in the doldrums. Fans were genuinely worried about its future. And it did look grim, especially in contrast to how
Read MoreCameron Gordon over at Completely Ignored as a new graphic for us. Where have American indie rock artists placed on the Billboard album charts this century? Click on the image
Read MoreThe conclusion of our four-parter on the history of indie rock will look at everything that’s happened in the 90s and through the beginning the 21st century, specifically how the
Read MoreOn part three, we’ll look at the strides indie rock made towards widespread recognition and respect in the 80s, thanks in large part to some very key indie labels, some
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
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