The Forgotten Multisensory Experience of Baroque Concerts
From rosewater to ambergris, music once came with its own fragrance, equal parts artistry and atmosphere.
Contributing Author and Music Historian Bill Bois traces the fascinating history of concerts that engaged more than just the ears.
A Pink Pony Dad’s Concert Diary
Heroes come in many forms: some wield guitars, others wrangle teenagers through festival toilets.
Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds chronicles the Leeds Festival 2025 with equal parts awe, humor, and churro dust.
Eight Memorable & Magical Musical Encounters
Chance encounters that result into lyrical snapshots? It’s proof that sometimes the most interesting music moments can sneak up on us when we’re least prepared. Contributing Author Rollerboogie delivers a tour of unexpected concerts life handed him, each one stranger and more wonderful than the last.
The Tasteful Mix
Is it a coffeehouse soundtrack? Perhaps a pop history lesson? This piece is both – perfectly curated by Contributing Author
Chuck Small, who knows exactly when a musical baton passes with style.
It’s The Hits Of September-ish 1995!
Only Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan could help us through the triumvirate of Everything But The Girl, Shaggy, and Scatman John in one sitting – without requiring therapy afterward. Enjoy the musical chaos with a just the right amount of of logic.
It’s The Return Of Singonyms!
In this latest episode, Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds proves that every great song is just one thesaurus binge away from madness.
You’ll laugh, you’ll guess, and you’ll mutter: “wait…that was so obvious” far too late…
The Torture of Songs on Unexpected Repeat
And you thought regular earworms werebad? Try being trapped with “Afternoon Delight” or “It’s a Small World” on endless repeat.
Contributing Author Rolerboogie delivers a delightfully exasperated collection of real-life stories where music just… wouldn’t… stop…
It’s The Hits Of August-ish 1985!
Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan guides us through the tail end of Summer,1985. Saxophones are oiled, lyrics are literal, and logic is optional. It’s Thunderdome, goth giggles, and one Canadian still asking follow-up questions.
The Who’s ‘The Song Is Over’ Tour
A concert chronicle that captures The Who’s final bow with candor, wit, and admiration. Contributing Author and Music Historian Bill Bois indeed can explain why after a 60 year career, their music and presence remains unforgettable.
Counterpoint Songs About God And Religion
This sharp and thoughtful piece explores how artists from Vampire Weekend to Tori Amos have turned doubt, critique, and contrarian faith into unforgettable music. Contributing Author Rollerboogie brings nuance, context, and curiosity to a subject that is as personal as it is universal.
