Adam Has Issues – Episode 19
In this weekly podcast, Alan Cross and I discuss some music-based (or at the very least music-adjacent) issues that I have.
In this weekly podcast, Alan Cross and I discuss some music-based (or at the very least music-adjacent) issues that I have.
From Brad Wheeler’s story in today’s Globe and Mail. Hey, at least I’m being honest. And, yes, Les Chemin de Verre is a good record. “Karkwa, pourquoi? An obscure (to [...]
This week: the return of the mighty B&WTE!
After many months of debate, we’ll finally have a Polaris Music Prize winner Monday night. From about 200 albums suggested by broadcasters, bloggers, critics and journalists, we’re down to ten [...]
This is our weekly roundup of free, legal downloads that don’t suck.
Thought-provoking article by Kyle Bylin from the always-excellent Hypebot: “If understand this ‘theory’ correctly, an entire cottage industry has been erected around indie music and companies and bloggers like myself [...]
In this weekly podcast, Alan Cross and I discuss some music-based (or at the very least music-adjacent) issues that I have.
A company called PayArtists monitors P2P file trading. You may be surprised at whose music is whipping around the ‘net. For one, there’s not a lot of modern rock; Elvis, [...]
One of the worst kept secrets in Silicon Valley has been Google’s intentions to launch a music service to take on iTunes and, to lesser extents, Amazon and eMusic. Word was [...]