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Category Archives: Music
#IWD2016
Today is International Women’s Day, or #IWD2016. It’s a day to celebrate equality and taking action for all women, of all ages, around the world. Google has made an inspiring Doodle for the day. The behind the scenes information about the … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Books, Films, Music, Popular Culture, Television
Tagged #IWD2016, #OneDayIWill, A Wrinkle In Time, Academia, Books, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, CJ Cregg, Emmylou Harris, Feminism, Films, Joss Whedon, Madeleine L'Engle, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Music, Social Commentary, Star Trek, Star Wars, Television, West Wing, Whedonverse
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#freekesha
Now, I’m not a fan of Kesha’s music. I’ve heard it and I was not impressed. I’m not her target audience, obviously, so I doubt she would care much about my personal feelings on her music. Other people can like … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Popular Culture, Teaching
Tagged Feminism, Kesha, Music, Popular Culture, Privilege
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Farewell, Major Tom
I awoke yesterday to the stunning news of David Bowie’s death. Apparently many of his family and friends, including producer Tony Visconti, knew he was suffering from cancer for a while. Some have, in retrospect, realised that his recent communication … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Music, Popular Culture
Tagged Academia, David Bowie, Editing, Music, PhD, Popular Culture, Producer, Tony Visconti, Writing
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Top Albums 2014 Edition
Apologies for the long delay in writing. There has been a lot of pop culture news that I considered writing about — new seasons of TV shows, film releases (though, honestly, I haven’t seen anything in a while), lots of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Popular Culture, Reviews
Tagged Alt-Country, Angaleena Presley, Bluegrass, Country, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, First Listen, Folk, Gaslight Anthem, George Ezra, Guardians of the Galaxy, Indie, Jeff Tweedy, Jenny Lewis, Laura Cantrell, Lydia Loveless, Matthew Ryan, Music, NPR, Old Crow Medicine Show, Pistol Annies, Review, Rock, Rolling Stone, Walk the Moon, Wilco
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My Week In Entertainment
It’s been a busy week for me in terms of popular culture. With the end of season four of Game of Thrones (don’t forget to read my review from last week) I’ve had to find other ways to keep myself entertained. … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Music, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Andy Murray, Avett Brothers, Bluegrass, Bryan Singer, Country, Fassbender, Films, First Listen, Folk, Jeff Tweedy, Marvel, Movies, Mumford & Sons, Music, Novak Djokovic, NPR, Old Crow Medicine Show, Popular Culture, Rafael Nadal, Review, Rock, Roger Federer, Sport, Tennis, Wilco, Wimbledon, World Cup, X-Men
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Rediscovering Old Music
I’ve begun (again) to listen to all the music I have in my iTunes folders. Now, there are (many!) times I dislike iTunes, and other times I merely tolerate it. It is, however, the easiest programme to use with my … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Popular Culture
Tagged Airborne Toxic Event, Avett Brothers, Beatles, Classical, Country, Emmylou Harris, Folk, Frank Sinatra, Indie, Jeff Tweedy, Kinks, Music, Rock, Wilco
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New Music Reviews
Thanks to NPR and their ‘First Listen‘ series, I discovered two new artists this past week. I usually check in on Monday or Tuesday to see what new music is being released in the upcoming week. Most of the time … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Popular Culture, Reviews
Tagged Alt-Country, Country, Feminism, Lydia Loveless, Music, Neko Case, Otis Redding, Review, Soul, St Paul and the Broken Bones
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My Week In Music
First off, sad news about Pete Seeger, who died overnight, aged 94. Growing up I listened to a lot of folk music, so Seeger’s music and legacy as a musician impacted me from an early age. Even if I’d never … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Music, Popular Culture
Tagged Grammy, Jeff Tweedy, Kacey Musgraves, Music, Pete Seeger
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A Year In Review… And A Turn to the Future
Well, 2016 has sucked. From way, way, way too many celebrity deaths (or at least ones I actually liked) to “democracy” gone awry at pretty much every turn to a host of other issues that have made this the “Worst. … Continue reading →