The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 954: The Trews, in their own words
When a band first comes together, there’s little expectation that this could become a long-term endeavor. Being a professional musician
Read moreWhen a band first comes together, there’s little expectation that this could become a long-term endeavor. Being a professional musician
Read moreScientists have known for hundreds of years that sound has an effect on the human body. Even inaudible high-frequency sounds
Read morePsychological research from the department of psychology at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland: music fans are more alike than they
Read moreHands up if you know who Tony McCarroll is? Anyone? Correct! He was the drummer for Oasis for the first
Read moreOne of the most useful terms in the history of music is “New Wave.” It’s the catch-all term for the
Read moreWhen a songwriter puts out a song, he or she does it as a way of expressing a personal point
Read moreThe human body is a remarkably good piece of construction. It has its quirks and shortcomings–have you looked at how
Read moreCan you name the guy who played guitar in both Nirvana and Soundgarden? His name is Jason Everman, a friend
Read moreIf you’re a fan of Muse, here are a few facts that might fill in a few blanks. (1) The
Read moreWe’ve all heard the stories about where punk came from. Here’s the precis: The New York Dolls and a few
Read moreA study by Northeastern University in Boston from about 15 years ago said that loud music can be as addictive
Read more