To bludgeon the point home about anything over CD quality being superfluous, we have, from 2008, Audibility of a CD-Standard A/D/A Loop Inserted Into
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To bludgeon the point home about anything over CD quality being superfluous, we have, from 2008, Audibility of a CD-Standard A/D/A Loop Inserted Into
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In the Internet era, copyright laws are just getting tougher. But people really, really don’t give a shit. 61% of 15-25-year-olds in Sweden fileshare
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My high-school English teacher really wanted me to do journalism at Curtin because I did well on the school magazine. I did chemistry at
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You have a record collection this big and all you do and think about every day is records and music. So just how closely
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The “industrial groove machine” known as The Sisters of Mercy recently performed twice in Melbourne at the Corner Hotel and apparently also at the
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Mere CD quality (16 bit/44.1kHz) is so passé. Apple is now pushing 24/96 (and telling engineers not to compress stuff to shit, God bless
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Official Church of Scientology Australian rap music. That is all. (This is what I get for declaring something the possible worst.)
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Oldies but goodies from Tom Ellard of Severed Heads, on the trouble with fan spaces (I was on the email list version for a
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Students of Australian music need to listen once to the first six songs on Icehouse by Flowers as part of first-year New Wave. Beyond
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The twentieth anniversary of the release of “Baby Got Back” was February 5th. To commemorate this occasion, we present a logical puzzle. “You are
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Today’s is from the advent of the evil talkie in the cinemas. The obvious solution is to ban soundtracks on moving images. Playing YouTube
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Remember Street Sounds? Brilliant R’n’B compilations, unavailable on the face of the Earth for the past thirty years? Here you go. The label is
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Now listening to The Quietus Radio. Like the magazine, it’s actually decent and worth your time. God help me if I start following popular
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Chalga is possibly the worst pop genre ever, and that’s a subject I have considerable expertise in. Bulgaria could take over the world. “What’s
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Plans are afoot for Rowland S. Howard to get his own disreputable dark alleyway. Well, it worked before! (Is RSH Lane actually dark?)
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If you don’t tune to A=432Hz, you are defying the natural order of the universe, and JUST LOVE HITLER.
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In previous reviews the general superiority of Billboard as a venue has been mentioned and they remain applicable here; the light is better, the
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“There are dozens of “art guitars” with multiple necks that can never be played. It’s just about the look for some of these creations.
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Bluegrass firing squad, and other termination procedures. Leaving them at the truckstop is only the third option on the list. “It is true, however,
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There is, er, something there. It appears to have a new story or two mixed in with old ones from 2006, all dated September
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The network died years ago, but Napster’s vegetative corpse was finally taken off life support Wednesday. They can’t even make money from the name
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Feel like brushing up on your Beatles, but don’t have all day to listen to all 226 recorded tracks? Ramjac has helpfully put together
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Goooooood-byeeeeeee. Universal gets EMI’s recordings, Sony gets its publishing. Three dinosaurs left. “More such earth-shaking unions of doomed giants seem inevitable.”
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For your delectation: The Kitten Covers.
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An earnest attempt to construct the world’s mathematically ugliest music. (Several minutes intro, then the tune.) Personally I think this fails to correctly ascertain
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Looks like no more major CDs by the end of 2012 — they’ll become boutique items for fans, like vinyl. About time too.
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You thought trying to make a living as a rock musician sucked? You should be giving prayers of thanks that you’re not a classical
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The Clouds, The Wonder Stuff and Jesus Jones make a very good combination of acts, although holding the event at The Palace was a
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FUC51 no doubt shat, but crusty old post-punks like me will delight at Peter Hook interviewing John Cooper Clarke on BBC Radio 4 Chain
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As I have detailed in the past, I want a paper fanzine again, filled from cover to shining cover with good writing about music
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