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May 28, 2021
Depending on the parts of the musical spectrum that you’re interested in, or even keep an eye on, you may or may not have noticed a significant increase in the amount of new bands, publicity, fans and general visibility surrounding the world of death metal of late. There seems to be a resurgence ...
May 28, 2021
Some U.S. cities and states are going beyond tacitly allowing travelers to get vaccinated for COVID-19 and are actively courting vaccine tourists.
May 22, 2021
“Humans are strange…We are the aliens,” observes Columbia University astrophysicist, Caleb Scharf, noting that humans are a striking anomaly in the natural world. “We also have a truly outsize impact on the planetary environment without much in the way of natural attrition to trim our influence (at least not yet). “Like a Sudden Invasion by Extraterrestrials” “But the strangest thing of all,” notes Scharf for Scientific American, “is how we generate, exploit, and propa...
May 15, 2021
Organizers of the yearly convention have been working to find a way to safely have the event, while still offering something that resembles what we've all come to expect.
May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021 Eric Clapton and Eddie Van Halen are up for bids online at Iconic Auctions. Claptons is a Fender Stratocasterthat he played on his 2014 world tour and also at 2015s Slowhand at 70show at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Assembled under his guidance and modeled after his iconic “Brownie” Strat, it comes with a letter of authenticity signed by Clapton: “I am writing to confirm that I own and have played the following guitar: Fender EC Custom Strat: serial number CZ524493.” The ...
May 7, 2021
PAY ATTENTION to NEW SKA BANDS! 3x LPs + 1x 7 inch + slipmat for $50 shipped in USA We’re celebrating our new imprint with Ska Punk Daily by giving away official PAY ATTENTION! slipmats with our latest deal! Pick up some ska records today and try some new bands! Feel good about helping a DIY business too, buying vinyl from us won’t every break the bank! If you’re new to vinyl records and just received a turntable – stick with us as we will help you beef up your collection real qui...
May 7, 2021
No One Eats For Free This is the best. The antidote for anyone who has lost their joy for life or love of rock and roll. Inspired by the Ramones and classic punk rock, two young sisters, guitarist Rose (age 13) and lead vocalist Matilda (age 11) rock out. No One Eats For Free by Yee Loi 파란노을 (Parannoul) - "아름다운 세상 (Beautiful World)" off To See the Next Part of the Dream [read more] Lo-fi shoegaze jams from Seoul Korea based bedroom musician. To See the Next Part of the D...
May 3, 2021
(from Philippine Science High School– Main Campus Facebook Page) The PSHS extended its felicitations to Natalia Araña for winning The New York Times’ STEM writing contest. “The Philippine Science High School System congratulates Natalia Araña, Grade 11 student at the Philippine Science High School – Main Campus, for emerging as one of the top 11 winners of The Learning Network’s second annual STEM Writing Contest organized by The New York Times,” read the PSHS’s post on Facebook...
May 2, 2021
Print From his days writing firsthand accounts of homelessness in the Bay Area, to his work at the Kansas City Star covering the war in Afghanistan, J. Malcolm Garcia has always prided himself on writing engaging and engrossing narratives that don’t gloss over the tiny details. And it’s these details that make all the difference in painting a fully formed picture of the struggles of his subjects. “In all of my work, I do my best to immerse myself in the particular community that I’m foc...