This week’s New Music Friday includes the return of Pearl Jam and Trent Reznor along with some very interesting indie releases.
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1014: 1994
Some years are more important to music history than others. Even then, 1994 was a monster.
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Ongoing History Daily: Grand piano for cats
Don’t be selfish. Your cat deserves music, too.
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Pearl Jam's Dark Matter album is out today. I had a chance to talk to bassist Jeff Ament about it.
The new Pearl Jam album, Dark Matter, is out today. I did an old-school album release radio special with Jeff Ament.
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Throwback Thursday: The Soundtrack of Our Lives and Sister Surround (2001)
Throwback Thursday remembers when The Soundtrack of Our Lives suddenly appeared out of nowhere.
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Ongoing History Daily: Is mono the new stereo? (Part 2)
Mono recordings have made a comeback over recent years. Here’s a modest explanation.
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Undiscovered Gem: Heavydive and Ghosts
Shoegaze, British Goth, and high emotions all come together in this new single by Calgary’s Heavydive.
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Ongoing History Daily: Is mono the new stereo? (Part 1)
Mono recordings? Not dead yet.
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Go, Canada! The 2024 Olympics uniforms celebrate each province, territory
Team Canada’s 2024 Olympic Games uniforms, designed by Lululemon, include a one-of-a-kind print featuring art, architecture and nature found across the country.
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London Calling: Lambrini Girls and God's Country
London Calling offers another example of how rock seems to be on the upswing, thanks to groups like Lambrini Girls.
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Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry, episode 13: The cults of rock
Most cults are generally harmless. Others, not so much. Here are some stories of what can happen when music and cults intersect.
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