Blogs about Music
77 blogs about Music. Page 2 of 4.
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Doom & Gloom From The Tomb
A selection of rad bootlegs + other music. Come fly with me.
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Deadcast: The Dead and the Sufi Choir, 3/71 Deadcast: The Dead and the Sufi Choir, 3/71Let’s give it up (once again) for the Good Ol’ Grateful Deadcast, which recently wrapped its latest season and hit an impressive 100-episode milestone. The Grateful Dead is …
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door.link
A curated selection of music for listening and dancing in closed spaces.
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161 is not 161 this is a new door featuring wzrdryAV, Yaya Jalloux, Buffalo Daughter, Biosphere, UA, Duffy x Uhlmann
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earfluff and eyecandy
a very irregularly-updated blog on random topics.
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Aliasing is weird: Part 3 After I posted the last two parts of this series (which I thought wrapped it up…) I received an email asking about whether there’s a similar thing happening if you remove the reconstruction (low-pass) filter …
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Edward Seckerson | Blog
Writer, Broadcaster, Podcaster, and Musical Theatre Obsessive.
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GRAMOPHONE Review: Shostakovich Symphonies Nos. 6 & 9 – BBC National Orchestra of Wales/Lloyd-Gonzales Shostakovich’s Sixth and Ninth symphonies clearly belong together – flip sides of the same coin, the composer wrong-footing the Soviet establishment with an irony bordering on insanity. The opening Largo of the Sixth is one …
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EQ Music Blog
EQ Music Blog is the authority on new electronic pop and alternative music with daily updates, news, music videos and interviews with the most relevant names in pop music.
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Watch “Marry The Mirror” by Yazelle The rising London-based pop artist Yazelle concludes the year with another impressive self-released track. Similarly,highlighting her bold decision to take control of her music career this year. Following the success of her recent single “Feel …
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The Ethan Hein Blog
Music, Technology, Evolution.
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In defense of “Wonderful Christmastime” New on MusicRadar, I take a mostly sympathetic look at Paul McCartney’s omnipresent and divisive earworm. I don’t generally like Christmas music, but this song is so goofy and odd that I can’t help but …
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Flaming Pablum
Hopefully an Interesting, Informative and Amusing Experiment and Not A Slavishly Masturbatory Exercise in Abject Time-Wasting.
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Fragments of New York'a Punky Past: Exhuming The Testors In much the same way I described their peers in the Tuff Darts, The Testors were yet another band from the inaugural class of CBGB who — for whatever reason — failed to vault themselves …
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Fog Songs
started this blog simply to plug and promote music that I love, of all different genres and styles, from underground/obscure/unknown indie acts to mainstream giants to old gems.
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*Currently On Hiatus* Hello everyone,Some of you already know that I'm currently taking a break from blogging. I've posted about it on Twitter, but the algorithms are fucked on there, so I don't actually know if it's been …
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FreakyTrigger
Dedicated to smart, informal writing about pop culture – music, film, TV, food and drink, books, art, science and anything else we fancy writing about.
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Omargeddon #48: Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fungus This is not my best-loved time of year: it’s cold, dark and tainted by too many unhappy holiday memories. All the decorations remind me of when I was very young, and how I dreaded the …
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From the front of the choir
Chris Rowbury's blog about singing and choirs, songs and natural voice, traditional songs from many cultures, unaccompanied harmony singing.
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Are your choir members ageing? If you don’t recruit new singers, your choir may die Many choirs here in the UK have an ageing membership. Not to put too fine a point on it, but if you don’t bring in new members regularly, your choir will eventually die out! I …
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furialog
By Glenn McDonald. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Subgenres, subcontinents The India (English) and Taiwan (Chinese) editions of my book are out!
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Glorious Noise
Rock and roll can change your life.
By Jake Brown, Stephen Macaulay, Derek Phillips. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Coffee, Booze and Rapture Before going on, please know that the charitable aspect of what I am about to describe is laudable, and to the extent that musicians in the public eye (and ear) can do things to help …
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GORILLA VS. BEAR
A Texas-based music blog. Once called the New Yorker of hipster blogs, we blog about relevant artists of the day, with no particular genre-specific focus.
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Gorilla vs. Bear’s Songs of 2024 Today we follow up our immaculate favorite albums of 2024 list with the historically much less popular but still pretty sick list of our 33 favorite songs of the year... Continue reading…
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GreilMarcus.net
Writings by (and about) Greil Marcus.
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David Thomson interviews Greil Marcus British film critic David Thomson interviews Greil Marcus on the occasion of his recent book, Why I Write. Courtesy of Yale University Press.
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Hardly Baked 2 - my drivel blog
replacing Hardly Baked … "Really awful is more interesting to listen to than pretty good" - Eno.
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Quintessence(s) of Old Wave (4 of ??) There can surely be none-more-Old-Wave than this clip of Lindisfarne doing "Fog On The Tyne" on the Old Grey Whistle Test.Scarcely believable that music like this could exist. As for the lyrics: Sittin' in a …
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Helen McCookerybook
Papa Was A Rolling Pin.
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History is made at night
The politics of dancing and musicking and other dark matters.
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Trackers and Breakbeats: Brain Records exhibition 'Trackers and Breakbeats: Celebrating Brain Records’ Underground Revolution' was an exhibition at The Stephen Lawrence Gallery, University of Greenwich (October/November 2024) exploring 'the groundbreaking influence of Brain Records and its pioneering use of 8-bit technology …
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Humanizing The Vacuum
Alfred Soto's blog about arts and politics.
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The best albums of 2024, part four I’m delighted that Charli XCX survived the Kamala Harris campaign; I’m not so glad that we mostly ignored Chief Keef’s comeback. 8. Coco & Clair Clair – Girl This Atlanta duo may have covered yes-that-“Our …
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It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine
An independent, music magazine covering a wide range of alternative, underground and mostly non-mainstream musics.
By Klemen Breznikar. 🇸🇮 More infoUpdated
‘Golden’ by Slow Burn Drifters – A Glimpse into Their Upcoming Debut Album Exclusive premiere of ‘Golden’ by Slow Burn Drifters – a glimpse into their upcoming debut album, out March 7, 2025. Slow Burn Drifters unveil Golden, the spellbinding title track from their forthcoming debut album. Frontman …
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It starts with a birthstone...
“Memory is what we are. Your very soul and your very reason to be alive are tied up in memory.” Nick Cave.
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