Dying to see that posthumous performance!
What will the music business look like in 10-20 years if and or when holographic performances become the norm…the usual –that they are so expected, they do…
“Swimming with the fishes”: Creativity, shock and the half life of grief
Today’s title comes with an addendum: “Public outcries against references to “significant” deaths: An unintended red herring to what the offended are really angry or upset…
EDM and drugs: Drop the bass but don’t drop the ball on the music
Premature death is just about one of the worst things that can happen to someone you know. Just because life has to end doesn’t mean it…
If There’s a Will(is), There’s a Way…to Stir Up Trouble for Apple
So as of this morning, there’s already (at least) 159 articles swirling around in the pool of Google’s search databases on the both the original explanation…
A Stereotype as Tough to Break as Steel: Black Metal and Anti-Religious Angst
7/14/12, 8:29AM Since my last updated note from yesterday, there has been further discussion and talk on the Atlantic’s comment boards, concerning the integrity of the…
All I’m Asking, is for a Little Respect (and you got a lot!)
After my Grammy Awards post from last year, I’m almost a little surprised at how well my hope and slight prediction for more aired and recognized diversity has…
The Few Times When There’s No Hoax
Short post for the flow of news, which isn’t an often occurrence for me to write, since I’m not about racing for a scoop. I am,…
For the Record: I Just Really Miss You
I don’t normally focus on the personal lives of musicians or artists. Sure, music news breaches high-profile losses, like the passing of Etta James that I…
Something Told Me It Was Over…
Nothing like viral internet news posting for a single announcement to become widespread knowledge in under two minutes of letting the cat out of the bag.…
Far Away, I Remember Life is Fleeting
There are very few occasions when I find myself away from a computer for more than a day or two, let alone for over a week.…