Alan Cross
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New Music Friday: 10 releases you need to hear this week (02 June 2023)It's an exceptionally interesting week with new singles and from The Foo Fighters, Bob Dylan, Noel Gallagher, and more.EntertainmentJun 2
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Throwback Thursday: Veruca Salt and Seether (1994)The early 90s was known for grunge. But there was also some pretty formidable power pop coming from Chicago.EntertainmentJun 1
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Ongoing History Daily: The Clash reunion that never wasThe Clash rebuffed all attempts at a reunion. But for a while, though...EntertainmentMay 30
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Ongoing History Daily: Blur factsBlur has returned with a new single and a promised world tour. Time to review some facts from the past.EntertainmentMay 29
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5 songs you must hear this week: 29 May 2023Now that the American Memorial Day weekend has arrived, the race to have summer songs is on.EntertainmentMay 29
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Hear me out: Artificial Intelligence may not be bad for music after allThe rise of artificial intelligence in music is causing a lot of discussion that centres on all the bad things that could happen. But there's also potential for good.EntertainmentMay 28
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New Music Friday: 8 releases worth your attention this weekend (20 May 2023)It's the American Memorial Day long weekend. The race to be the most popular act of the summer has begun. Lots of big names with new releases this week.EntertainmentMay 26
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The Ongoing History of New Music, encore presentation: The story of the electric guitar, part 1The electric guitar has a storied history that goes back a lot further than you may realize. This is the first of a three-parter on where it came from.EntertainmentMay 26
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Throwback Thursday: M|A|R|R|S and Pump Up the Volume (1987)This Frankenstein monster of a song showed the power and potential of sampling at time when people though it would be the death of creativity.EntertainmentMay 25
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Ongoing History Daily: When it comes to music vs. tech, tech almost always wins (part 3)For a couple of years in the 1940s, musicians stopped making music because of tech advancements.EntertainmentMay 25
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