What Makes K-Pop, K-Pop ? – Part 1
For those of you who have been geocaching along: Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois kindly requests that you plot a course 577 nautical miles due west for this week’s Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for “The President of Culture” reference
“GSFOYO/IFLABITGORF” might not mean anything to you. But as Contributing Author Ozmoe will explain, this 18-letter concoction, courtesy of a Mr. Reg Dwight, is a musical line in the sand
Episode 5: Life in Mono
“There will always be strife and tribal dynamics when humans are around. But everything is relative, not just to different points in history but to different cultures of the time.
Join Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria as he presents the penultimate Episode 5 of “Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
Once again, we put Contributing Author Jon Deutsch to the test for a Flash Friday Review. Jon needs your nominations – voting is open until Thursday
A Heathen Is Born
Junior high in 1970. Junior high in 2023…
Our resident cinema buff and Contributing Author cappiethedog takes a look at a fifty year-old classic YA book turned 2023 film.
Back again with the numbers lovingly crunched – it’s Our Official UK Charts Expert JJ Live At Leeds, who brings us the third episode of his incredibly well-researched mini series, The Hottest 100s
What Makes J-Pop, J-Pop ?
Ever wanted to extend a vacation? Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois had so much fun last week, he decided to stay in The Land of the Rising Sun for this week’s Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for yet another awesome Kyu Sakamoto reference
You would think that after dancing on the ceiling all night long, Contributing Author Stobgopper would be too tired to even say hello. But no, sweet love: he’s truly ready… to zoom
My Long And Winding Road
Good friend and Contributing Author rollerboogie is back, and he asks us all to meet him just down the road: at the intersection of faith and music
“But so intricate was Ezra’s cutting and weaving that no priests, laypersons, or scholars noticed such narrative quirks until more than two thousand years later! That is an astounding accomplishment!”
Join Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria for Episode 4 of Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
Totally understandable. Tea time is not optional.
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Thank goodness for inept criminals providing entertainment for the rest of us. For the summer before I started university I…
It is! Let me know when you're coming, regardless of what day of the week it is.
We're gonna need a three-song setlist...