Ongoing History Daily: Tape and CD rot
I think it goes without saying that we as a species would like to preserve our music forever and ever,
Read moreI think it goes without saying that we as a species would like to preserve our music forever and ever,
Read moreWhat’s this? Another British study that’s actually a commercial for a British company? Yep. Some company commissioned someone to scrape
Read moreAs the owner of his own record label that has its own pressing plants, Jack White is intimately aware of
Read moreTime for the weekly checkup on the Canadian recorded music industry and how it’s doing in regards to sales and
Read moreI just read that the question mark is derived from a cat’s tail–as the cat is walking away. Is that
Read moreTool is looking to make some extra dosh by selling a limited edition vinyl edition of Fear Inoculum that looks
Read more[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] I first saw my first compact disc in March 1983 when
Read moreSales of vinyl have been going up for 15 straight years. There are, however, rumblings in certain quarters that it’s
Read moreMetallica and Tool are using COVID-sniffing dogs on their tours. And here’s Tool rehearsing for their upcoming tour. The COVID
Read moreOur credit cards are going vertical. That may take an adjustment. Here’s music news for January 4, 2022. Musicians we
Read moreAnyone can buy a CD, digital download of a song or album, or stream it. But if you’re a super-fan,
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