John Mayer is on the latest episode of the Kerwin Frost Talks series.
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Usually, you couldn’t force me to watch an Imagine Dragons video, but the promise of Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson making an appearance convinced me. Woof, that’s a bad song.
Read More “Imagine Dragons – “Follow You” Video”The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – “I Don’t Believe in Anything” Video
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones have shared a video for the new song “I Don’t Believe in Anything.”
Read More “The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – “I Don’t Believe in Anything” Video”Middle Kids – “Today We’re the Greatest” Video
Middle Kids have released the new song “Today We’re the Greatest.”
Read More “Middle Kids – “Today We’re the Greatest” Video”Lovebreakers – “Laura” Video
Lovebreakers have released a video for “Laura.”
Read More “Lovebreakers – “Laura” Video”Brittany Howard Performs on Kimmel
Brittany Howard performed “Short and Sweet” on Kimmel.
Read More “Brittany Howard Performs on Kimmel”Potty Mouth – “Let Go” Video
Potty Mouth have shared a video for the new song “Let Go.”
Read More “Potty Mouth – “Let Go” Video”Interview: Cameron Walker of Twin XL
This past week I was able to chat with Cameron Walker (vocalist/guitarist) of the alternative rock band Twin XL. We discussed how he and the band has stayed active during the pandemic, their process for writing songs lately, and what he and his bandmates’ are most looking forward to once he’s able to tour again. Twin XL has steadily been releasing new music this year, and they look forward to what the future holds for them.
Read More “Cameron Walker of Twin XL”Julien Baker Announces Album Release Show
Julien Baker will perform her first streamed concert on March 25th. Screening times are 8pm AEDT, 7pm GMT, and 9pm EDT. Tickets start at $15 and are available exclusively here. Each screening will be available for 24 hours after the completion of the show, on-demand, so fans can watch the show as many times as they’d like.
A Wilhelm Scream Working on New Album
A Wilhelm Scream is currently in the process of writing a new record, and there should be more news in the upcoming months.
Hit Like A Girl – “Monsters” Video
Hit Like A Girl has shared the new song “Monsters,” featuring Bartees Strange.
Read More “Hit Like A Girl – “Monsters” Video”Grammys Ratings … Not Great, Bob!
This year’s telecast was the lowest-rated in Grammys history in the early numbers.
Per Nielsen Live+Same Day official national numbers, Music’s Biggest Night delivered an average of 8.8 million viewers for the network during the ceremony’s broadcast on Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET with a 2.1 rating in the key, adults ages 18-49 demographic. […]
Nevertheless, this year’s telecast was still the highest-rated broadcast of the night, and it was the most-streamed Grammy show ever with 83% more live streams compared to 2020. In addition to cable, the show could be accessed on the CBS website and app as well as the network’s recently rebranded and debuted video-on-demand and over-the-top media streaming service Paramount Plus.
Japanese Breakfast Performs on Fallon
Japanese Breakfast performed “Be Sweet” on Fallon.
Read More “Japanese Breakfast Performs on Fallon”Ben Gibbard Announces Anniversary Livestream
To mark the one year anniversary of his streaming series, Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, has announced he’ll be doing another “Live From Home” set, on Wednesday, March 17 at 7 PM ET. It’ll air on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch.
Read More “Ben Gibbard Announces Anniversary Livestream”Lou Ottens, Inventor of the Cassette Tape, Dies at 94
A structural engineer who trained at the prestigious Technical University in Delft, he joined Philips in 1952 and was head of the company’s product development department when he began work on an alternative for existing tape recorders with their cumbersome large spools of tape.
His goal was simple: making tapes and their players far more portable and easier to use.
“During the development of the cassette tape, in the early 1960s, he had a wooden block made that fit exactly in his coat pocket,” said Olga Coolen, director of the Philips Museum in the southern city of Eindhoven. “This was how big the first compact cassette was to be, making it a lot handier than the bulky tape recorders in use at the time.”
The final product created in 1962 later turned into a worldwide hit, with more than 100 billion cassettes sold, many to music fans who would record their own compilations direct from the radio. Its popularity waned with the arrival of the compact disc, an invention Ottens also helped create as supervisor of a development team, Philips said.