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"Bust a Move: Matt Dike, Delicious Vinyl, and the Hip-Hop Hits That First Conquered Pop" ...
Author Peter Relic has been writing about hip-hop for publications such as Vibe, XXL and Rap Pages for about a quarter of a century, so ... -
"Ontology of the Musical Work: Scored Music, Jazz, Pop, and Rock" By Laurent Cugny
Musician, musicology, and jazz specialist Laurent Cugny has penned an exhaustive study of the definition of a “musical work,” which has been published in English ... -
Freqport Freqtube FT1 EMU Tube Preamp Emulation Plugin
Following the 2022 release of the highly innovative and unique Freqport Freqtube FT1 USB Hardware Tube Preamp, Freqport has unveiled an emulation plugin of their ... -
QSC CB 10 Battery-Powered Portable PA Speaker
QSC is a well-known manufacturer of PA and monitor speakers for mid and small-sized venues, with experience dating back to the 1960s. QSC WideLine line ... -
Beyerdynamic M 88
Celebrating over 100 years of superior and historic audio achievement in 2024, Beyerdynamic was founded in Berlin in 1924 by Eugen Beyer. Beyerdynamic pioneered cinema ... -
Epiphone Les Paul Modern Pro
In the 1930s, Epiphone and Gibson were fierce rivals with both companies making archtop guitars. Financial difficulties for Epiphone enabled Gibson to purchase the company ... -
Staff Picks With Snap, Labi Siffre, The Guess Who, Spazz, and Clinic
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Snap! "The Power" Back in 1991, I saw Snap! opening for MC Hammer in Birmingham, England. While a lot of Hammer's ... -
Taxi Girls Can't Do Without Their Japanese Fender Mustang Bass
Jamie Radu of Montreal garage-punk crew the Taxi Girls told us about her love for her Fender bass... Jamie Radu: I have a Japanese Fender ... -
Kesha Gets Free at the Forum
Pop icon Kesha wowed Los Angeles this week, stopping off at the Kia Forum as part of her Freedom Tour with openers Chromeo and Sizzy ... -
The Best Gig I Ever Saw: Des Rocs Praises The Boss
Rising rocker Des Rocs told us about his Springsteen experience... Des Rocs: The best gig I ever saw was Bruce Springsteen and the E Street ...
