Mercury News, California — It's ABBA's "Dancing Queen" versus the Fugees' "Ready or Not." It's Merle Haggard versus the Stones, the Beach Boys versus Kanye West, and Neil Diamond versus U2. It's Sinatra versus Sinatra. more info
Said the Gramophone — Witchies - "Royal Blood"
Among the potential pitfalls of privilege as enumerated by the Witchies are idleness, illness, death by murder. "Woe betide," the Witchies warn heirs and royal scions, though the same antiquated imperative might be directed... more info
Pitchfork — The world's four biggest music corporations-- Universal, Warner, EMI, and Sony BMG (soon to be Sony Music Entertainment Inc.)-- have teamed with MP3 player and memory card manufacturer SanDisk to create a new music media format called slotMusic.Here'... more info
Former ABBA star Bjorn Ulvaeus has kept hold of $12 million after winning a court case against Sweden's national tax authority. The star was victorious in his appeal against his native country's tax [...] Read more! more info
Starpulse — Former ABBA star Bjorn Ulvaeus has kept hold of $12 million after winning a court case against Sweden's national tax authority. The star was victorious in his appeal against his native country's tax [...] Read more! more info
Altsounds — *(Los Angeles, CA, New York, NY, Milpitas, CA – October 15, 2008) *––The world’s four largest music companies and SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), a leading seller of MP3 players and flash memory cards in the U... more info
Altsounds — *(Los Angeles, CA, New York, NY, Milpitas, CA – October 15, 2008) *––The world’s four largest music companies and SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), a leading seller of MP3 players and flash memory cards in the U... more info
Idolator — No, really. Let's look at the nominees for this year's awards, which will air Nov. 23. And remember that each category only needs to be filled out with three nominees. Not a big number, especially in a year with so much music, right? Well, first we h... more info
Yahoo! Music — AP - A former member of ABBA can cash in 85 million kronor (US$12 million) after winning a court case against the national tax authority. more info