Month: November 2014

  • RC 270: Pop Is Dead #5 – Moneygoround

    RC 270: Pop Is Dead #5 – Moneygoround

    Fifth instalment of the Pop Is Dead series, all about the dirty, dirty cash in the music industry, with occasional interruptions from Steve Albini and The Story of Pop. The finale will be next week. Get the money, Mr. Potato, Get the money, Pay the Eskimo… (163Mb, 2:02) Doxa Sinistra – Call Now! The Kinks…

  • Guardian Microplays

    Guardian Microplays

    Love the two Guardian Microplays (very short 5 minute plays with the Royal Court) so far – the second on the mixtape – Groove Is In The Heart is a subject very close to my heart. It features Ride, New Order and Neneh Cherry but also points out the sort of time travel we all…

  • Make Bono History & Sex Aid 30

    Make Bono History & Sex Aid 30

    Not original – Culturcide did this with We Are The World back in the 80’s but glad to see someone still pricking their supercilious charidee bubble. Better than ‘charity’ would these people all paying their tax – rather than Myleene Klass style moaning about tax and avoidance schemes like the entitled right-winger non-doms they are?…

  • DJ Pierre

    DJ Pierre

    I’ve been avoiding Boiler Room videos even though it started here, mostly because of the twazzocks dancing behind them, the beautiful, young, weak, witless, ‘look at me’ hipsters in neon and conspicuous labels who seem less interested in the amazing music than posing for the camera. But they do have ace DJs, and I cracked…

  • 74 is the new 24

    74 is the new 24

    In a sentiment I can agree with, Giorgio Moroder’s new single ’74 is the new 24′ prefaces a new album next spring with collaborations with Kylie Minogue, Britney Spears, Sia, Charli XCX and more. Can I have a ‘squeeee’? 😉 And from the listen to this single, is that Nile on guitar? 😉

  • Steve Albini faces up to the music industry (again)

    Steve Albini faces up to the music industry (again)

    Great if long video / transcript of Steve Albini’s speech at Face The Music in Melbourne which echoes his classic ‘The Problem With Music’ from 21 years ago. Although I’d not describe Prince’s music as ‘poison’ I do think the purple dwarf’s attitude to the internet is poisonous, and all the people who try and…

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