Lemmy Kilmister, the icon Motorhead man, left us in 2015 and is still revered by people worldwide, including Valio, a Finnish company in the business of–wait for it–milk. Lemmy and milk aren’t two
Read MoreFacebook has found a new way to be evil. They’re testing charging users for sharing links. Heckuva way to start music news for January 1, 2026, isn’t it? BONUS: Thoughts about this? Do
Read MoreIt’s almost ski season. How about a giant hamster wheel that could revolutionize indoor skiing? Now let’s try some music news for November 7, 2025. BONUS: Hudson’s Bay: Not quite dead yet. In
Read MoreHere’s why you might want to pay attention a mysterious Russian shortwave station called UVB-76. Now that I’ve jangled your nerves, calm down with music news for August 27, 2025. BONUS: Burning Man
Read MoreToday’s the day of Trump’s pity parade of the military in DC. What are the chances of someone in a chicken suit carrying a taco getting arrested/hurt/shot? It’s sad that I’m not making
Read MoreLemmy Kilmister, the legendary frontman of Motörhead is about to get his own statue in his hometown of Burslem in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Plans for the 2.25 metre bronze sculpture began in 2024 and is
Read MoreDandruff? No. This dude was found with US$10,000 worth of cocaine under his toupee. What have we found for music news for Ferbruary 27, 2025? More music news? Go here. BONUS: I’m pretty
Read MoreIt’s the slowest time of the year for music news, but I’m going to push forward because there’s always something to report. Mostly. Here’s what we’ve got for December 24, 2024. More music
Read MoreThis is a lot–and I mean A LOT–of money to be made in old gadgets. See? No money in music news for December 4, 2024, but your life will be richer for it.
Read MoreThe latest company to launch a line of beauty projects is…Chipotle. Ponder what that might include as you browse music news for August 1, 2024. More music news? Go here. BONUS: A new
Read MoreHappy Record Store Day! Here’s what’s happening in music news for April 20, 2024. More music news? Look here. BONUS: Skynet-style robots still have a way to go–but they’re getting there. Stay to
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