Random music news for Saturday, March 2, 2024
What if you crossed Willy Wonka with the Fyre Festival? You’d get an exhibition that no one would go to. As for music news on March 2, 2024… More music news? Check here.
Read MoreWhat if you crossed Willy Wonka with the Fyre Festival? You’d get an exhibition that no one would go to. As for music news on March 2, 2024… More music news? Check here.
Read MoreIf you’re paid an hourly wage, congratulations. You’re making an extra day’s wages this year. For the rest of us salaried slobs, we’re working for free. And with that cheery thought, here’s music
Read More[Another list by list specialist Adam Morrison. – AC] Ten musical collaborations that just didn’t work. When artists from different musical worlds get together to create, something special gets made. But special doesn’t
Read MoreTalk about a cool collectible! I’m surprised it went so cheap. Then there’s music news for May 26, 2021. Drake is living up to his reputation as the king of conspicuous consumption. See?
Read MorePunks, the time has come: You’re getting a museum. Martin Atkins, of the Midwest Music Expo and a bunch of great envelope-pushing bands, is setting up the Post-Punk and Industrial Museum in Chicago.
Read MorePuck Hcky, the purveyor of hockey-themed fashion, has just released some new gear in concert with Ministry. Al Jourgensen is a HUGE hockey fan (I once had a drunken conversation about his love
Read MoreBy the time we got to the mid-70s, rock had become sufficiently organized so that there were rules. You did things THIS way and not THAT way. Then came punk. One of the
Read MoreI’ll bet you’re expecting an opening link to something Halloween related. Nope. This is much more interesting. And so is music news for October 31, 2020. All right, here’s some Halloween stuff. Al
Read MoreSometimes, life becomes too much. Things get too weird. There’s too much pressure. Too many decisions to make leading to too many wrong decisions. The uncertainty builds and builds and–well, then you just
Read MoreLong before the stigma of selling out over licensing music to TV commercials died away, Ministry’s Al Jourgensen was making money by writing jingles. In the early 80s, Ministry was still a struggling
Read MoreLike every other good citizen, Uncle Al Jourgensen is in self-isolation. However, Al has access to a studio.
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