Create Music with Barcode Scanners: The Ultimate Tech Hack
Discover how Electronicos Fantasticos! turns barcode scanners into musical instruments, blending technology and creativity to redefine how we make music.
Discover how Electronicos Fantasticos! turns barcode scanners into musical instruments, blending technology and creativity to redefine how we make music.
Streaming offers global music access but pays artists pennies, leaving many struggling. Explore how rising vinyl, CD, and concert costs impact fans and musicians.
Lez Zeppelin, the all-female tribute band, electrifies fans with Led Zeppelin’s iconic sound. Hailed by Spin as the most powerful female rock band in history!
Alice Brock, the inspiration behind Arlo Guthrie’s Thanksgiving anthem “Alice’s Restaurant,” has passed away at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in American folk music.
Celebrate 40 years of “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” with Band Aid’s 2024 Ultimate Mix, featuring iconic artists, a new video, and timeless charity spirit.
Discover Vera Farmiga’s surprising metal side as lead vocalist of The Yagas. Their debut single, “The Crying Room,” promises a genre-blending journey in 2025.
The journey of “Here Comes the Sun” on You Can’t Unhear uncovers how George Harrison’s Abbey Road hit became the most-streamed Beatles song on Spotify.
Celebrate The Doors’ 60th anniversary with Night Divides the Day, a limited edition anthology featuring rare photos, interviews, and a foreword by Krist Novoselic.
“Something’s Up!” a new compilation by Ace Records captures the era when London led global culture, and John Barry emerged as an international pop culture icon.
The Surfrajettes return with “Easy as Pie,” their latest surf-rock album, blending retro vibes, reverb-soaked guitars, and iconic style. Get ready for a groovy ride!
Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton reveals his new album Meanwhile, available digitally on October 4 via Bushbranch/Surfdog Records, with vinyl and CD releases.
Marc Bolan’s legacy is Born To Boogie, a 1972 film directed by Ringo Starr that captures Bolan and T. Rex during the height of their “T. Rextasy” fame.