[Stephanie Snape covered things for us with both the photos and the review. – AC] Sunday night, the red lights that read “Massey Hall” glowed bright against the faces of the people lined
Read MoreRolling Stone has released another one of its “greatest” lists, this time focusing on the best songs released so far in the 21st century. This is, of course, clickbait designed to get people
Read MoreBack to the normal schedule of reporting on the weekly sales of CDs and vinyl in Canada long with a look at what we’re streaming. All figures courtesy of Luminate. Streaming numbers:
Read MoreTalk about AI slop. If you’re following the whole AI-and-music situation, you’ve heard of The Velvet Sundown, a totally fake band produced using Suno AI and somehow spearheaded by a guy named Andrew
Read MoreDavid Bowie was one of the galaxy’s biggest rock stars and was instantly recognizable by millions. But he lived in New York for years in almost complete secrecy. How did he remain anonymous
Read MoreI’m really starting to hope that AI/Atlas really is an alien invasion. Elsewhere, we have music news for October 9, 2025. BONUS: And there goes the phone book.
Read MoreAs Trump tries to distract from the Epstein files, he and noted puppy killer Kristine Noem continue to send ICE thugs (probably a lot of Proud Boys, Oath Keepers, and Three Percenters who
Read MorePeople in broadcasting, my line of work for the last 44 years, are under siege. More and more human hosts are being replaced by AI-generated hosts. Tech is even coming for my gig
Read MoreThere was a time when being the President of the United States was a serious job for serious people. The goal was to serve all citizens, play by the rules of honour, follow
Read MoreBleeding Verse, an AI band with nearly a million monthly listeners, has a new “creative deal” with a company called Hallwood Media, the product of Neil Jacobson, who used to be an executive
Read MoreThe most famous (and probably the most important) punk club in all music history was CBGB, a crappy place with horrific bathrooms at 315 Bleeker Street in New York. Beginning in 1974, this
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