Some of the greatest movie soundtracks of all time came with the films of John Hughes. Pretty in Pink. The Breakfast Club. Sixteen Candles. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Weird Science. Some Kind of
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On a dating app? Notice the conspiracy theories there? Nothing conspiratorial about music news for July 9, 2022. Doing his best to cancel cancel culture. (Via Tom) Which video streaming service has the
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There was a time when movie soundtracks were the lifeblood of the recorded music industry. The LP record, which was introduced in June 1948, was in large part encouraged by movie studios and
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U2 has contributed this song to the Sing 2 soundtrack. So far, opinion has been divided with some loving the song and others decrying it as the “worst song ever.”
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There was a time when movie soundtracks were the lifeblood of the recorded music industry. The LP record, which was introduced in June 1948, was in large part encouraged by movie studios and
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When a movie is successful, you can be sure that someone somewhere wants more. That’s when we get a sequel. If that follow-up does well, then the sequel gets a sequel. And if
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Wanna buy a triceratops? Good news! Now some music news for September 3, 2021. At least four anti-vaxx American conservative talk show hosts (some of whom believed that COVID was a hoax) have
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The sale of movie soundtracks used to be a sizeable source of income for studios, labels, and bands. Not only were they great marketing tools for movies but they also offered artists ways
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Since we’re right in the middle of summer blockbuster season, it’s probably a good time for this question: What’s your favourite movie soundtrack of all time? I’m pretty sure that the first album
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On this day in 1979, it was announced that that smallpox virus, a disease that killed and disfigured untold millions, had been eradicated. What did it? Vaccines. And now, some music news for
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Done right, music can make a scary movie even scarier. The Exorcist was made more diabolical thanks to its adaptation of a portion of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. Think about poor Janet Leigh
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