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76 blogs about Music. Page 2 of 4.

  1. Doom & Gloom From The Tomb
    A selection of rad bootlegs + other music. Come fly with me. More info

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    Muddy Waters & his Habitual Band - The Ash Grove, West Hollywood, California, July 30, 1971
    Muddy Waters & his Habitual Band - The Ash Grove, West Hollywood, California, July 30, 1971A nice little trip back to the Ash Grove, a legendary southern California club. Your host? None other than the …
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  2. door.link
    A curated selection of music for listening and dancing in closed spaces. By Romina Malta. More info

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    door 145
    Hello. March's end has come bringing a new door, featuring: Will Bolton, Man Rei, Secede, Acopia, OHYUNG, Selene (door edit), Biosphere
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  3. earfluff and eyecandy
    a very irregularly-updated blog on random topics. By Geoff Martin. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Tracking a drifting clock
    Every once-in-a-while, I have to measure a system to find out whether its clock is behaving, or at the very least, whether its latency is stable over time. There are a number of different ways …
    By geoff, 1,212 words
  4. Edward Seckerson | Blog
    Writer, Broadcaster, Podcaster, and Musical Theatre Obsessive. 🇬🇧 More info

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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 …
    By Edward, 403 words
  5. 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. By Raj Rudolph, et al. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Listen to “Ecstasy” by Rhian!
    Rhian! is an emerging artist who unquestionably stands out for his remarkable versatility. Furthermore, I have featured him on the blog multiple times, and every time, he never fails to impress. His musical artistry transcends …
    By Mandy Rogers, 365 words
  6. The Ethan Hein Blog
    Music, Technology, Evolution. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Identifying blues melodies
    This is an exciting week of class for me, because we are analyzing blues melodies, and that is a music-theoretic subject that is close to my heart. Given its impact on the past hundred years …
    By Ethan, 1,718 words
  7. Eurovision - BBC Blogs
    The official BBC Eurovision blog. Keep up to date with all of the very latest news about the UK delegation and Eurovision Song Contest here. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Last remaining Eurovision Song Contest 2023 tickets!
    As the stage build nears completion, the remaining tickets for each of the nine live shows which make up the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 are set to be released. Tickets will go on sale at …
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  8. Flaming Pablum
    Hopefully an Interesting, Informative and Amusing Experiment and Not A Slavishly Masturbatory Exercise in Abject Time-Wasting. By Alex in NYC. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Spank Generation: Unpacking "A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell"
    I’m normally not one to fall for literary hype, but I succumbed, back in February, and picked up Young Kim’s “A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell,” the first-time author’s allegedly scandalous and graphically revealing …
    By Alex in NYC, 1,222 words
  9. 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. 🇬🇧 More info

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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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  10. 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. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Aard Labour 12: Rick’s Story
    This is the 12th of my posts about Cerebus The Aardvark, a 16-book graphic novel by a guy with serious issues. As usual, contains full spoilers for what happens. Previously: Cerebus spent several years in …
    By Tom, 2,557 words
  11. 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. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Why does it take me so long to learn a song? Everyone else seems to pick it up fast.
    People often write to me asking me why it takes them ages to learn a song. photo by matea2506 They think it might be due to age, dyslexia, or all manner of other ‘problems’. But …
    By Chris Rowbury, 478 words
  12. furialog
    By Glenn McDonald. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Music and Football
    Spotify's Loud and Clear site includes an analogy between musicians and football players, ostensibly to explain how "aspirations" to make money from creative/athletic pursuits are more widespread than actual career success. This comparison is not …
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  13. Glorious Noise
    Rock and roll can change your life. By Jake Brown, Stephen Macaulay, Derek Phillips. 🇺🇸 More info

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    House of Wax
    When I was younger than I can imagine ever being, my parents took my brother and me to Niagara Falls for vacation. I remember that my dad and my brother were able to take the …
    By Stephen Macaulay, 205 words
  14. 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. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Jessica Pratt – World on a String
    Jessica Pratt shares a lovely, The Nazz-influenced new track from one of the best albums of the year, her forthcoming LP Here in the Pitch, out on May 3rd. Video directed by Kate Bollinger... Continue …
    By Chris, 43 words
  15. GreilMarcus.net
    Writings by (and about) Greil Marcus. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Podcast: Greil on Harry Smith
    From the Whitney Museum of Modern Art: On the occasion of Fragments of a Faith Forgotten: The Art of Harry Smith, we spoke to Greil Marcus about the reverberations felt around the world after the …
    By sw, 89 words
  16. Hardly Baked 2 - my drivel blog
    replacing Hardly Baked … "Really awful is more interesting to listen to than pretty good" - Eno. By Simon Reynolds. 🇺🇸 More info

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    The Original Pitman
    Well, it doesn't actually specify that Barnsley Bill works down the pit, but Barnsley was a big town for coal mining, along with other industries. The lyrics:[Intro]He's not the man from Mars, he's not Johnny …
    By SIMON REYNOLDS, 1,092 words
  17. Helen McCookerybook
    Papa Was A Rolling Pin. 🇬🇧 More info

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    In Which I Appear In Women's Weekly
    By Helen McCookerybook, 8 words
  18. History is made at night
    The politics of dancing and musicking and other dark matters. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Institute of Goa 1995 (plus Trends/Trenz in Stoke Newington)
    A couple of flyers for London parties I believe I went to in 1995 (sometimes it's a bit hazy) . The first one I think a free party somewhere on 8 April 1995, 'The Cave …
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  19. 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 info

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    ‘High On Ripple’ by Dragged Up | Album Premiere
    Exclusive album premiere of ‘High On Ripple’ by Dragged Up, out April 5, 2024 via DU Recs (LP), Cruel Nature Records (MC) and Rare Vitamin Records (CD). Emerging from Glasgow, Dragged Up is a unique …
    By Klemen Breznikar, 319 words
  20. 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. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The Jesus & Mary Chain - Glasgow Eyes
    I'll be relieved when I get to Good Friday finally and can have some down time. If only a long weekend.I don't like to complain. I'm not working down a mine with the morning lift …
    By Brush Box, 382 words