The Ongoing History of New Music, encore presentation: The Post Punk Explosion, part 1: New Wave
If you’ve been around long enough, you might fondly remember those special times when you just knew you were in
Read moreIf you’ve been around long enough, you might fondly remember those special times when you just knew you were in
Read moreThe use of “New Wave” as a musical descriptor first appeared in the early 70s and eventually became interchangeable with
Read moreOne of the most useful terms in the history of music is “New Wave.” It’s the catch-all term for the
Read more[More summer encores. New shows begin the weekend after Labour Day. Rest assured, though, I’m already working on them, too.
Read moreIf you’ve been around long enough, you might fondly remember those special times when you just knew you were in
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Read moreCameron Gordon at Completely Ignored has delivered another graphic bound to revive some long-dormant memories in those who remember the
Read moreIn the endless parade of “everything old is new again” sounds, there’s an emerging genre that resurrections the production sounds
Read moreThat headline is 100% accurate. The Lure, a new feature from first-time director Agnieszka Smoczynska, follows the fortunes of two
Read moreAll change, all evolution, all revolution in music comes from the street. It’s up to indie musicians, indie labels and
Read moreAmerica had a hard time with this thing called “punk,” so the more easily digestible elements were marketed as “New
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