Random music news for Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Wanna see exactly how creepy and invasive Facebook is? Take a look at this. Once you’ve regained your composure, take a look at music news for April 14, 2021. M.I.A. has launched a
Read MoreWanna see exactly how creepy and invasive Facebook is? Take a look at this. Once you’ve regained your composure, take a look at music news for April 14, 2021. M.I.A. has launched a
Read MoreSo far this year we’ve had an impeachment, a global plague, the economic collapses of the planet, a locust invasion in Africa, murder hornets in North America, an explosion in protests over racism
Read MoreIn London, England, all this week. I’ll need a hat for the wedding on Saturday. What kind of fascinator should I get? Think about that while you’re going through the music news for
Read MoreThis email from Dave arrived yesterday. Alan, What has happened today the art of the protest song? In the 60’s and 70’s, music’s influence as the voice of change, counter-culture and a generation.
Read MoreDesperate times call for desperate, angry music. With Tweeter-in-chief President Cheetos continuing to act like the stable genius he is, a loose-knit genre of protest songs is starting to emerge. According to the
Read MoreIf you’re going to be at Canadian Music Week and you see me, make sure you come up and say hello. And now, the music news for April 18. Has the EDM bubble
Read MoreTrump. Brexit. Immigration issues. Syria. China. North Korea. The world seems to be a lot scarier that it was a couple of years ago. The cultural feedback loop that is music has begun
Read MoreThe Internet was symbolically born on this day in 1969. That event makes it possible for me to deliver you the music news. YouTube says they won’t pay out any ad revenue to content
Read MoreWhy should anyone care about a punk rock song that was released forty years ago? The Observer has some very good reasons. “Anarchy in the U.K.,” the debut single by the Sex Pistols,
Read MoreThe new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exhibit, “Louder than Words,” explores the space where music intersects with politics. The Hall describes it like this: “[The exhibit] will showcase the intersection between
Read MoreTime to face facts: Donald Trump will be the GOP nominee for this year’s US presidential election. And I’m deathly afraid that enough Americans are batshit crazy enough to vote him in. Maybe,
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