Random Music News for Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Wasps. I want to sit outside and enjoy a coffee or something, but the stupid wasps are everywhere. And now, the music news for September 27. Canadian music sales for the week vs.
Read MoreWasps. I want to sit outside and enjoy a coffee or something, but the stupid wasps are everywhere. And now, the music news for September 27. Canadian music sales for the week vs.
Read MoreOn this day in 1983, one man–a Soviet naval officer–prevented a global nuclear war. Thank you, Stanislav Petrov. And now, the music news for September 26. The Foo Fighters’ Concrete and Gold topped
Read MoreI think I’ve set a record for the amount of cold medication taken in a single week. This respiratory thing that’s going around–the one that makes you cough violently 24/7 is killing me.
Read MoreOn this day in 1889, Columbia Phonograph was formed in Washington, DC. It survives today as Columbia Records, part of Sony. Apple is testing a new Li-Fi (yes, “Li-Fi”) standard for iPhone 7
Read MoreIs this Canadian election campaign over yet? Jeebus… In music news, this is what I’ve got today. Wait: You mean Justin Bieber has been banned in the Middle East? Flavor Flav has pleaded
Read MoreI’d never heard of Vikktoria Modesta, a British singer-songwriter-model who, after years of difficulty, had her left leg amputated below the knee. That obviously hasn’t stopped her from pursuing her dreams of singer,
Read MoreNo more turkey. Please. Recording of the new Tool album is said to be going well. Yeah, I’ll believe it when I hear it. Meanwhile, Scott Weiland says his new solo album with
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