Do you like Good Music? That Sweet Soul Music? We thought so. And, hey, whaddya know: so does Contributing Author Bill "Virgindog" Bois, who's back with Episode 7 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the Timothy Leary reference…
It's always a big day at tnocs.com when we get to welcome a new Contributing Author. Let's send out a big "Hello" to Link Crawford, who has a lot to say about songs... that, ironically, have no words.…
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Just when we though we were all caught up on the notable Brits vs.Yanks chart anomalies... our trans-Atlantic correspondent JJ Live At Leeds returns, with a second round of way-cool UK recording acts - that couldn't get arrested in the states…
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Tastemaker? Trendsetter? Influencer du jour? By any name, you can be sure that Contributing Author Ozmoe will always make the case for a recording that he believes in…
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"But we’ll also see the light that emerges in such darkness"
Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with Episode Four of his series, "Question Mark"…
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With a brand new photo essay, Contributing Author and Five-Star Dad Pauly Steyreen reminds us that you can find a peaceful, fun and a communal spirit in many different kinds of activities and settings. And: it appears that the appropriately named Pauly Sty's Teen concurs…
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An occasional look at things from over in the corner…
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We do indeed feel the spirit and the righteous power of Contributing Author Bill "Virgindog" Bois, as he leads us to Episode 6 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the "13,206 B.C" reference…
Most of us remember the details of our first day when starting a new job. For more than the expected reasons, Contributing Author Chuck Small tells us about one of his…
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Success in the UK... but crickets in the US? Across-the-pond record charts can often display a huge disparity. Our own JJ Live At Leeds presents the first of two reports on the oddest "Shoulda Been" bands from Britain…
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