Totally Fuzzy — S R Management said... Tricks Synthetic Podcast keeps on rolling with "No Stone unRolled, Part 2, Kazoo You" with: Miss You - The Kazoo-a-kats I'm Free - Tell Tale Hearts Last Time - The Who All Sold Out - Twelve12 She's A Rainbow - London Symphonic ... more info

Guardian Music — Last week we vegged out in the Cucumber Castle, now let's celebrate John Lennon's 70th with a Fab Four feastGreetings pop pick-yer-owners. Here's a thing I learnt this week. There is an incredible amount of songs that take some sort of inspiration fr... more info

Guardian Music — There was some fear that there wouldn't be enough vegetable-related songs to make a decent list. But that was reckoning without Potato Head Blues, Asparagus Next Left, Pass the Peas and the rest...When setting this topic the thought did occur (when i... more info

Metalsucks — The infamous “Bed Intruder” television news interview, which was subsequently turned into a viral autotuned sensation by The Gregory Brothers, now has a death metal version, courtesy Andy Rehfeldt — a.k.a. the dude who previously brought us the... more info

All About Jazz — In 1958 a California DJ and a journalist realized a dream that would become one of the longest-running live jazz events in the world—a weekend-long outdoor series of concerts in a beautiful central California coastal setting featuring some of the... more info

All About Jazz — When you've made an indelible imprint on an art form—people take notice. particularly when that effort has helped fuel their own successes. such is the case with george wein, the producer of the first jazz festival as we know it today back in 19... more info

All About Jazz — On December 3, 1963, at age 62, when most folks are thinking about retirement, Louis Armstrong recorded the sprightly "Hello, Dolly!," the title song for a Broadway show. Thus began a six year-long series of recordings that brought arguably most impo... more info

Guardian Music — It's almost impossible to choose just one great moment from the legacy of this pioneering bassist and compositional genius"My music is evidence of my soul's will to live," Charles Mingus once said, and the evidence of that life-force amounts to some ... more info

The Vinyl Villain — From the pages of today's Edinburgh Evening News:-POP STAR'S FURY AS BNP WEBSITE USES HIT SONGCity rocker Edwyn Collins demanded that the BNP remove his song from a "bizarre" party website that is being investigated by police.The Edinburgh-born star... more info

All About Jazz — During the epilogue of "Louis," an energetic but muddled new silent film that played at the Apollo Theater on Monday night, a wide-eyed Louis Armstrong arrives at the Colored Waif's Home for Boys, confronted for the first time with a functional New O... more info